There's obviously a world of difference between voter fraud--which happens some amount, but doesn't have a partisan lean--and a foreign state effectively pressi

There's obviously a world of difference between voter fraud--which happens some amount, but doesn't have a partisan lean--and a foreign state effectively pressing its thumbs on the scales to determine who's going to lead the USA. Even if Russia only hacked one state to give a couple thousand votes extra margin to an already winning candidate, that would be worth millions or billions of dollars to uncover. Luckily, this would only likely cost seven figures.