[Boise3981]

It’s on the new kraken-wood.com website with the question, “The first of many?”

The losing candidate from the Republican primary last spring doesn't get to unilaterally decide if the result is contested or not. Just like in 2000 Gore didn't get to unilaterally decide that the result in Florida was contested. That's up to the state and only the state.

Unless the governor, secretary of state, state courts, or state legislature (as a whole) objects then the result is not contested.

[9YearLurker]

You’re still not taking into account what happens in Congress:

https://www.lawfareblog.com/how-resolve-contested-election-part-2-how-congress-counts-electoral-votes