Trump has offered a $1 million reward for people who report voter fraud in past and upcoming elections, according to a report from ABC News. The headline of that report states that the offer covers both past and upcoming elections.

ABC News's summary of the report raises a question about funding, stating that it is not clear where the money for this reward would come from. The summary does not name a source for the payment.

ABC News's headline and summary do not describe further details of the offer. They do not explain how a person would submit a report of voter fraud, how any report would be checked, or what standard would determine whether a reward is paid. The material also does not indicate when the offer was made.

Because the ABC News report is the only source available for this story, the terms of the offer and its funding remain unconfirmed by additional reporting. No other outlet's reporting was included in the material for this story. Readers seeking more detail should consult the full ABC News report, which was not available beyond its headline and summary in the material used here.

ABC News's source data lists no author for the report. Neither the headline nor the summary includes a statement from Trump, a campaign, or an election official, and the material does not show whether any response was requested.

According to ABC News, the offer is tied to voter fraud in both past and upcoming elections. The headline does not say which past elections are covered, and the summary does not address how the reward would apply to them.

Sources: ABC News: Trump offers $1M reward for people who report voter fraud in past, upcoming elections.