Most, if not all, of these bogus voter fraud lawsuits currently being brought by the Trump campaign and the GOP are being or will be dismissed by the courts. Trump’s lawyers know these law suits are not worth the paper they are printed on. The only people who believe this lawsuit trash are Trump’s supporters themselves. No surprise there as most have no self identity apart from Trump.
Courts have been heavily skeptical of the GOP’s allegations of voter fraud due a total lack of evidence.
www.forbes.com
So why the bullshit lawsuits?
Ben Ginsberg, a prominent GOP election lawyer, suggested on 60 Minutes that the legal strategy could be a bid to delay the certification of election results, which could give the Trump campaign an opening to pursue strategies like asking GOP-majority legislatures to override the will of the voters and appoint electors themselves.
In other words, if Trump can not win the election on the popular vote or even in the electoral college, he will cheat and overturn the will of the people in the most blatant attempt to subvert American democracy in history.
^ That would only work if the election fraud were so bad,
that there was a CLEAR winner who was defrauded.
And this drastic measure was taken to restore that person's winning majority.
But here, the race is basically 50/50
About 50% of the popular vote nationally (over 70 million votes each)
50/50 split of the States (25 to 25)
And 50/50 split votes WITHIN the states (some are 40/60 but they seem to average out with the other states)
The most I could see them getting away with is
using these ways to adjust the vote to get a
50/50 tie in the Electoral College, 269 to 269,
(by either splitting votes or abstaining in contested states
so NOBODY receives 270 votes).
Then if nobody gets 270, the House
and Senate can vote, where I would recommend
voting for both Biden and Trump so the
whole nation is represented, and all states
and parties instead of settling for 50%.
Here's the breakdown showing how
both candidates could receive 269 electoral votes
if the contested states SPLIT their votes
so each candidate gets their proportional percentage
regardless if the count is off by less than a 1% margin.
| BIDEN | TRUMP | |
Alabama | | 9 | |
Alaska | | 3 | |
Arizona | 6 | 5 | CONTESTED |
Arkansas | | 6 | |
California | 55 | | |
Colorado | 9 | | |
Connecticut | 7 | | |
Delaware | 3 | | |
Florida | | 29 | |
Georgia | 8 | 8 | CONTESTED |
Hawaii | 4 | | |
Idaho | | 4 | |
Illinois | 20 | | |
Indiana | | 11 | |
Iowa | | 6 | |
Kansas | | 6 | |
Kentucky | | 8 | |
Louisiana | | 8 | |
Maine | 2 | 2 | SPLIT |
Maryland | 10 | | |
Massachusetts | 11 | | |
Michigan | 8 | 8 | CONTESTED |
Minnesota | 10 | | |
Mississippi | | 6 | |
Missouri | | 10 | |
Montana | | 3 | |
Nebraska | 1 | 4 | SPLIT |
Nevada | 6 | | |
New Hampshire | 4 | | |
New Jersey | 14 | | |
New Mexico | 5 | | |
New York | 29 | | |
North Carolina | | 15 | |
North Dakota | | 3 | |
Ohio | | 18 | |
Oklahoma | | 7 | |
Oregon | 7 | | |
Pennsylvania | 10 | 10 | CONTESTED |
Rhode Island | 4 | | |
South Carolina | | 9 | |
South Dakota | | 3 | |
Tennessee | | 11 | |
Texas | | 38 | |
Utah | | 6 | |
Vermont | 3 | | |
Virginia | 13 | | |
Washington | 12 | | |
West Virginia | | 5 | |
Wisconsin | 5 | 5 | CONTESTED |
Wyoming | | 3 | |
W DC | 3 | | |
| 269 | 269 | |