"Evidence" refused to be "heard" in court isn't reputable evidence. That's why the courts decide.
So no the election is still legitimate. The courts don't deal with frivolous cases that show no merit based on evidence.
Not sure why you can't understand the simple fact that courts decide evidence 🤔 they weigh if the evidence is legit, if it was gathered legally, etc for criminal actions.
The fact courts vet evidence and admit new evidence is why outcomes can change. Evidence refused to be heard on technicalities protect our rights and the justice system. Evidence found illegally can't be used. The ends do not justify the means.
Wrong.
"Reputable" evidence? Is that a legal term?
Evidence is weighed based on its reliability and relevance. I was unaware the evidence needed a
reputation as well.

Evidence obtained illegally is STILL EVIDENCE. If you murder someone, and there is video evidence, then that PROVES you are guilty. If the court denies the use of that evidence for some reason, it doesn't mean the evidence ceases to exist. It also surely does not change the fact that you have been proven to be a murderer.
The only issue in that case is whether or not your civil rights were violated denying you a fair and unbiased trial -- i.e. due process. If the evidence is tossed, then the state is going to have a harder time convicting. Not that they CAN'T get a conviction, but there may or may not be more evidence. Simply excluding SOME evidence is not a guarantee that the guilty party will walk, anyway.
You seem to have a tough time with understanding how reality and the justice system don't always coincide. Go figure.
