I was waiting for someone to say that. You could count the votes a hundred time and probably get very little variance.
If the DOJ investigators turn up irrefutable evidence of significant voter fraud, there may be a legal remedy. Admittedly, it is a long shot, and the fraud would have to be discovered very quickly now to have any chance, but there is probably little to be gained from just having a recount of the same votes over again.
This is not exactly true.
In a recount the number of fraudulent votes may increase.
This is what happened in the first Florida recount
where the number of Democrat votes increased significantly
in every county except 2.
Statistically such a result was impossibe if there was no fraud.