On January 6th, the Senate will review and count the electoral votes.
On that date, there can be objections raised. If the President of the Senate (VP Pence) decides the objections should be given a hearing, the Senate and House leaders respectively will hold sessions to discuss. If they so decide, the objections may be sustained, and the counting of any particularly disputed state or states elections could be denied.
Alternatively, if a state's electors for both parties submitted votes (double electors), Congress can decide which slate to accept. This happened in the Nixon-Kennedy election. Originally, Nixon won Hawaii's statewide election, but on a recount from the Kennedy campaign, Hawaii went to Kennedy even though the original certification from Hawaii named Nixon. This was the only "flipped" state out of almost a dozen very close and contested state election results.
If no candidate gets the required 270 votes, the election then goes to Congress Members to decide.
The courts have washed their hands of even pretending to look at the facts of the state's corrupt elections. It's now in the hands of Congress to make the call.
To say "Trump has no path to reelection" is wrong -- fake news -- disinformation.
https://www.distractify.com/p/what-happens-on-january-6-2021