Alito is 3rd Circuit, not District. He alone and his ruling is at a higher level than these 3 District justices are collectively, ruling in their District.
Trump appeals to 3rd Circuit to overturn District. Alito will rule to way he is certain the USSC will ultimately rule en banc when (D)'s appeal to USSC.
USSC decision sets the precedent for other DIstricts an Circuits.
With success in 3rd, this will repeat for MI (Kavnaugh is 6th circuit), WI (ACB is 7th Circuit), NM (Gorsuch is 8th Circuit), GA (Thomas is 11th Circuit). Only one that might not go well is AZ (Kagan, 9th Circuit), but if precedent is set in other Circuits, the need for success in the 9th may be moot. For what it's worth Roberts presides over 4th Dist which includes VA - and a challenge may be coming there according to Rudy.
FReegards!
I am not saying you are wrong. But remember, true constructionist judges are apolitical. They do not feel they owe Trump anything. As such, they will not take a case that is weak on the face of it. If Trump has evidence they need to produce it now so Alito agrees. Right now this case is really weak. They are not even addressing 600,000 potentially illegal votes. Why? Just to get before SCOTUS there has to be strong evidence of fraud. The way I understand it without a voters referendum election laws in PA cannot be modified or changed. I thought that was the actually case, I am surprised it is not.