>you didn't agree with the outcome of an election? There were numerous attempts to have the government look into possible cases of voter fraud. Most court case

>you didn't agree with the outcome of an election? There were numerous attempts to have the government look into possible cases of voter fraud. Most court cases were thrown out due to issues of standing and not because presented evidence was rejected. There are real irregularities which are either ignored or given the "nothing to see here" response by the people who should be investigated. For example, these allegations were met with a non-response by the Pennsylvania Department of State: https://wjactv.com/news/local/pa-republican-lawmakers-analysis-finds-presidential-election-numbers-dont-add-up https://wjactv.com/news/local/pa-republican-lawmakers-analys... You might like this analysis of mail-in ballot discrepancies for the Michigan county where Detroit is: https://mapthefraud.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DATASCIENC/pages/64258049/Large+Discrepancies+between+Qualified+Voter+File+AV+Module+and+2020+Election+Results+in+Wayne+County+Michigan+-+Potentially+Disqualifying+Approximately+204+000+Absentee+Votes https://mapthefraud.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DATASCIENC/pag....