“Not being a jerk here, but can you copy/paste a link or two here of a case that actually went to trial or allowed witnesses to be presented?”
Not even one.
That’s why State election law must be reformed, and people need to ensure they get the right State AG.
Not a single state found sufficient evidence to go to trial.
Well, at least there were glimmers of hope for a moment. Pennsylvania lower court judge Patricia McCullough tried until she was overrulled.
The judge in Antrim County MI allowed for the forensic audit there.
In Wisconsin, a court said that 200,000 mail-in ballots could be contested since COVID cannot be used as a reason for being indefinitely confined. Not sure how those challenges went? Didn’t read much more on this....
The state legislature in AZ is still moving forward with their forensic audit.
The state legislature in GA tried to get all the ballots from Fulton County, but never got them to my knowledge (read that most if not all have been shredded).
No evidence was ever heard in Nevada despite the one attorney being able to rattle off almost 100,000 ballots right off the bat that could have been challenged.
“Not a single state found sufficient evidence to go to trial”
Wrong. Not a single state has
allowed the evidence to be
presented in a court of law.
Cases were dismissed as baseless,
and investigated reports of
election fraud were not done
in such a manner as to expose it.