The 2020 election was a legit election. If there was any decent evidence of widespread fraud, it would have been brought to the courts by now and received favorably. I know a lot of people have "feelings" about how the elections were conducted, but the way these issues are resolved is through the court system, by presenting evidence, not through people feeling things.
Certainly our elections could be improved. Both parties are guilty of gerrymandering, for example. But we're not really in a political climate where those reforms can take place.
But that's the problem that too many people don't understand. There wasn't widespread fraud. The fraud doesn't *need* to be "widespread" to impact election results. It just needs to be "enough" in little bitty ways in each district for it to add up. If you have 1000 ballots from dead people in 10 wards in one district that flips that district and 500 ballots filled out "on behalf" of nursing home residents in another district that flips that district, next thing you know, that state goes in the opposite direction than it should have. In a different state, if the voting machines erroneously flip ballots, then maybe it's enough for that district to go in a different direction which flips the state. In a third state, let's say that the board of elections is stacked with people who are members of one party. Maybe there is no overt corruption, but they might skirt the line of legality to give a BIG benefit of the doubt when doing recounts or deciding which absentee ballots should be disqualified or deciding how much effort to put into cleaning up voter rolls. In yet another state, no one questions 20000 ballots from different people all using the same address (which turns out to be a vacant lot). Or mail ballots received with post marks that were dated *before* the voter sent in the request for the ballot. Or votes from out of state or underage voters.
Now do that across every state and it *is* a problem.
That has been going on for *decades* ( probably all the way to Geo. Washington's campaign for office.)
What is different (and entirely unexplained or unexplainable) is the seemingly "coincidental" manner n which multiple states all stopped counting for the night and then when they restarted the count the next morning there was somehow a prompt jump in the ballots going for Biden. There is incontrovertible proof that election officials and state government officials had conference calls in the early morning hours right after the election. There is incontrovertible proof that many states had electronic voting machines that were "updated" hours before the polls opened and/or that had connectivity to the Internet during the election.
Some of the lawsuits filed by Trump may have been devoid of merit. But not all. Judges actively found a way to reject the lawsuits or willfully refuse to hear evidence to avoid causing chaos in the form of leftist terrorist riots rather than actually upholding the law. How, for example, could Trump (running for a national elected position) somehow *not* have standing? By virtue of the fact that it was a national position, he should have had standing in *every* state.
What people want is the absence of even the *appearance* of impropriety. When elections in 3rd world dictatorships have better election integrity, it's a problem.
Solutions are very easy:
1. Clean the voter rolls. A simple dbase query and compare of people on voter rolls and who have been issued a death certificate isn't that hard. Neither is seeing how many voters are using the same address (and what that address actually is).
2. Have a process to ensure all voting machines are in working order and properly set up a week before polls open and are then secured with chain of custody from that point forward until a winner is declared.
3. Have unbiased observers - an equal number from every party whose candidates are on the ballot who are allowed unfettered access.
4. Actually follow the laws in your state surrounding elections. We had several states try to legislate election results by manipulating the laws surrounding election conduct *as the election season was in full swing.* We had several states where election officials didn't follow their own procedures.
5. No automatic mail ballots - they should only go to those who actually request them.