> its success is still premised on persuading election administrators of two things that are not true: that widespread election fraud is a real and present thre

> its success is still premised on persuading election administrators of two things that are not true: that widespread election fraud is a real and present threat to democracy I know what they mean, but it's surprising they'd write this sentence in an article explicitly outlining the possibility of a real and present threat to American democracy through widespread election fraud.