> Care to bet $10k on there being a free and fair election in 2028? I get “Yes”, you can have “No”. Coming back to this because we don't have free and fair ele

> Care to bet $10k on there being a free and fair election in 2028? I get “Yes”, you can have “No”. Coming back to this because we don't have free and fair elections today: https://twitter.com/AnthonyTilghman/status/1307360544559706113 https://twitter.com/AnthonyTilghman/status/13073605445597061... And the Electoral Integrity Project gave North Carolina's 2016 elections the rating you'd give if it didn't have free and fair elections, and more people were wrongly denied the ability to vote in Georgia's gubernatorial election (overseen by the eventual winner) than decided the election, and so forth. So, I'm interested in potentially taking this bet. Can you define what you mean by "a free and fair election"? (The EIP's conclusions were widely contested, so I'm not saying we should accept them as a standard, but I would like to set an objective standard.)