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Regarding elections by absentee ballot, which are easy to manipulate, I think the republicans should launch a 50-state effort (or however many states the data support).

They should evaluate the absentee ballot results in every election, and compare it to the in-person and early voting numbers (which are much harder to manipulate since you show up and vote directly).

IN every election where there is a discrepancy, in which the democrat gets a lot more votes absentee than in-person, they should then do an analysis to rule out obvious reasons

Once that is done, in every case where there is no obvious explanation, we should file a voter rights act lawsuit, claiming discrimination in voting based on political party.

We should push for the suit to be judged based on disparate impact, meaning we can show there is a discrimatory impact, and don’t have to prove that was the intent, or that there is an obvious reason.

We should of course look for actual fraud; I’d love to see someone go through the 16 million “lost” absentee ballots over the years, and find out how many are democrat vs republican.

I would be all for absentee balloting, if there was a way to ensure first, that the person casting the ballot is an actual voter who filled it out themselves and had free will, and second, that every ballot that is filed will make it to the election officials, and be counted.

I strongly suspect that a lot of republican ballots get lost, and that a lot of ballots for democrats come from nursing homes were either the entire thing is forged, or democrats have run through the homes and tricked old people into voting. Wouldn’t take much, the sit with the old people, tell them they will help, they ask for each candidate, and then check democrat instead of what the old person says. Chances are the old person will sign without looking at what was checked off.