The purpose of the grand jury was to collect false allegations against president Trump.
Apparently they succeeded but it's so flimsy they won't release the majority of the report.
And a Grand Jury is not a panel of experts in elections, electronic voting machines, or the law. It's comprised of regular people who come complete with biases, media-fueled predispositions, and I'm sure some degree of TDS.
I thought G. Jury's purpose is to decide whether or not a crime was committed and whether there is sufficient evidence against a defendant to be indicted. Only then do both sides get to make their case in court.
Grand Juries decide nothing. Either they see the state has sufficient evidence to proceed to court, or they don't.
Also, if the standard is set where there must be widespread fraud that could result in overturning that election, we'll never weed out the problems. It's not about fraud per se as much as irregularities and illegalities that COULD have occurred. Should not have to prove it DID occur.
It's no different than evaluating the violations of gifts given to government officials. You don't have to prove the recipient did anything wrong as a result of a gift. You only have to prove the gift is enough to create the possibility that the official was influenced -- i.e. there's a potential bad act if not a provable one.