I felt like being Captain Obvious for a minute ...
Even though this thread is a LIST of ELECTION FRAUD EVIDENCE, there is still JUST ONE MEMBER here who continues to argue against every report of evidence as if this is a discussion. He posts the same rhetorical BS talking points I hear from CNN and the rest of the Lame Stream Media -- including FOX.
The swing states with "irregularities" and blatant example of ignoring the law and Constitution are FAIR GAME. Arguing against Trump and his legal team's legal arguments is NOT what this thread is for, lest it devolve into another Merry-Go-Round of repetitive bickering.
If you want to argue over the merits of a specific post, START A SEPARATE THREAD. Each state, and probably each accusation of fraud, criminal behavior and'/or vote "glitches" is a complete discussion on its own.
Stop trying to bury the FACTS with argumentative talking points.
BTW, just because a law suit is dropped or dismissed does not in any way dismiss the opinion (based on actual evidence) the majority of us here have that the election as a whole was not fair, honest and/or transparent. With all the lawsuits Trump and others won already concerning blocking GOP poll and counting room watchers, there's no argument the officials in certain states and cities were up to something.
In a courtroom, when someone disposes of evidence, it's reasonable to assume the evidence was not favorable to the "suspect". The fact that windows were covered, machines were moved, GOP observers were barred or corralled in "media rooms" where seeing the activities of counting was impossible, and envelopes with signatures, postmarks, etc. were segregated from ballots and destroyed, it's reasonable to assume there was something going on they didn't want people to see and report. Some of those activities have already been called out by state and federal authorities, and changes were made to allow access -- AFTER THE DAMAGE WAS ALREADY DONE. So, you can't say there's no evidence of these things when changes were ordered as a result of the reports. You don't make changes if you were already performing your work with the transparency required by law.
Remember the ACB nomination? The Democrats objected, not on her qualifications, but on PROCEDURAL (process) arguments, saying this and that meant the nomination and confirmation was not supposed to be before the election. Well, procedures and process are exactly what the Trump legal team is focusing in on. They don't have to prove fraud, nor prove fraud was sufficient the undo the results. They merely have to show that the overall corrupt and improper processes employed by a few states deprived THE PEOPLE of a Constitutionally described and state-law-mandated election. If the results are contested by Trump up until the date of the electoral college gathering, the election should be deemed "contested". In that case, the electoral college is null and void in 2020, and the outcome will be decided by the House and Senate, as per the Constitution.
Even IF all the law suits fail and are 100% decided on by the courts, Trump can still contest the results as long as he wants. As long as he never concedes, the electoral college's vote may never happen.
Many people wondered why Hillary said just before election day, "Joe Biden should not concede the election UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES." She's a crafty lawyer who is still angry and shocked at losing. She's had 4 years to stew and come up with "coulda, woulda, shoulda" scenarios. I'm sure she now thinks she conceded too quickly which destroyed any chances of challenging the outcome. For her, the Congress wasn't favorable for her to get the votes in the House, so that's eating at her, I'm sure (always someone else's fault!). But for Biden, he had the CHANCE that the House would pick up more seats (thus states) to carry a House-decided election. Now that the House Dems lost seats instead, that strategy is gone. All Joe can do now is try to get the state's results to be certified while he's still unofficially ahead. But after the recounts, who knows where he'll be?
This is getting to be more complicated than an NBA Finals bracket sheet.