The source is misleading: https://lemmy.world/post/22317681
this post was submitted on 23 Nov 2024
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Do the voting machines even have the hardware to connect to the internet? Also if the software was modified it should be possible to pull an image from a compromised machine to compare it to the official version of the software.
I don't see any evidence being presented here, just theories of how fraud could have happened which is the same way I felt when people cried foul in 2020. Theories without evidence.
How many 'should' there be?
Around 1%. The numbers reported here and corrected by Snopes are a lot higher than that
Edit fixed a typo
Oh cool, we're doing 2020 but blue.
Pointing out super suspicious things about the election is not comparable to denying the results with literally no evidence
Yeah, you're just using a misleading source to push a supposition. So much better. Next tell me that you're 'just asking questions' about the election.
Why do you want so badly to let trump get away with cheating? Do you genuinely trust that he won the election fair and square when he straight up tried bribing governors to win the last election? There's more than enough evidence to warrant an investigation, so why oppose it?
