Let me try and help as best as I can. Let's go through each state, and I'll explain my view on what I think is the game plan there:

1. WI is a close race. You got 20k difference which in itself makes it very workable to flip. What the GOP will focus on is the city of Milwaukee, in particular, because it had insane turnout, some saying over 100% in some of its wards ... but you can't go over 100%, right? Exactly! The legislators in the state are all republicans and are already demanding that these obvious problems be looked at. If they find terrible fraud, they could possibly remove thousands of votes off Biden's count, and flip it. Add in a general recount for the state (all states typically will allow a recount when close) and maybe an expanded audit of the whole state, and I believe Trump will prevail.

2. GA is very close, even closer than WI. Here we currently have a problem in Fulton county (The largest county where the city of Atlanta resides). The governor (republican) has stated there was a "glitch" found in the voting machines (going to hear this a lot), and after review they found problems with how the ballots were counted. Fixing this "glitch" might cause a flip on its own and nothing more will need to be done. But even if more is needed afterward, recounting and other reviews will most likely put GA back in the red.

3. MI is more of a toss up for me, but I think it can flip if my guesses come true. It is a bluer state with a (very unpopular) democrat governor, so the republicans will probably need courts to help a bit. What they will push on are two issues. First is a whole county that had another of those "glitches" and after being fixed, it flipped to red. Arguably, the GOP can demand that all the counties (47) that used the same type of machines needs to be recounted properly. Most likely it will take a judge to force that. Similarly, they will need to get a judge to help them with the strange 130k ballots that just magically popped up in the dead of night in Detroit. These ballots, I believe, if they are not dated correctly and are late, then they must not be counted. On top of that, they might be fakes or harvested.

4. PA is purely a legal battle at this point and will really depend on how objective the justices of the court are. Philadelphia counted a massive amount of ballots without a GOP member able to see the counting properly. They at first refused to allow them in at all, then had them stand inside 20 feet away, none of which is acceptable. The issue will soon show up in front of the highest court in the land, and with 5 of 9 Justices conservative, you probably will have the judges rule that the ballots must be recounted properly. Here's where it gets even better. Arguably, you could take it a step further and even say ALL of the ballots (both parties) are to be thrown out because the ballots have been "tainted" since there was no oversight. That's a tall order, but its possible. Either way, if you purge a lot of Philly votes, PA falls to Trump with ease.

5. There is a second legal matter in PA! The legislators (mostly republicans) in the state decide how an election is ran. The governor tried to change rules because COVID BAD, specifically extending the deadline for votes to come in, but that shouldn't matter because he has no authority to do so, BUT the state attorney general is a democrat like the governor, so together they've tried to force this change down PA's throat. The Trump team will most likely argue that all late ballots should not count because that is the law, plain and simple. The justices have an easier time with this because they don't even have to rule on what to do with the ballots, they just have to say they defer to the legislators, who in turn will say no votes past Tuesday. So those 100k or so magical ballots that seem to keep appearing in the dead of night in Philly and Pittsburgh will be purged from the count, and Trump wins.

6. NV looks harder but not impossible. It is already a down the middle state that went blue last time, but there are two legal problems this year. First one is simple: a bunch of people (6k or so) voted who don't live there. They moved to California, but they kept voting in NV for one reason or another. That's a crime and those votes shouldn't count. If you can get a court to remove them, half the difference in votes is gone.

7. The second legal issue is more interesting and full of dirty politics. So, people showed up with mail-in ballots to Clarke County (where Vegas is at) to drop them off. Poll workers there oddly told them something was wrong and they would need to fill out a provisional ballot. One problem though. Provisional ballots are ones associated with a defect in them (wrong signature, filled in wrong, etc.) and often get thrown out and not counted. A poll worker is supposed to tell you that and how to fix it ... but they didn't ... for 60 thousand people. AND there is a cut off time of like the day of, so even when this was found out, it was too late. The theory for why this was done was because these were all ballots from day of voting, so statistically these are going to lean more heavily for Trump. Now, there is no guarantee these 60k can bring a win, but if the lawyers convince a judge that fuckery was very much happening, I think it is possible to flip the state.

So now that I put this all out, you want to know where to focus most. If the goal is 270, PA and GA for sure because of how much they are worth and how obvious the cases are. MI is trickier but let me put that aside (i'll explain why later). WI with the legislators help I think can be flipped, and that would get you 270, I believe. This is all assuming, by the way, that AZ goes blue, and many experts have said that the race will be very close, so don't rule it out. NV is not worth a lot and more of a wildcard, but I'd still put effort in it since this is a full press on everything for the campaign.

Now, MI builds into a much bigger case that people are concerned about on the national level. So far, MI, GA, and IA have all seen "glitches" where a certain brand of voting machine made by Dominion caused a county to flip wrong. All blue until the "glitch" was fixed, and then all three went red. The fear is that this is not just a "glitch" but an evil feature. These machines are used in 30 states by many counties, and the company is largely owned by two powerful democrats: Pelosi and Feinstein. Both women have been in the federal legislature for decades and have a lot of influence. Without getting too conspiratorial, some people on the right fear that these machines have somehow been programmed to tweak the votes here and there without anyone realizing it. If this were true, it would cause a massive upheaval in America to say the least. The only reason I breath life into this rumor is because a respected lawyer by the name of Sydney Powell claimed a few days ago on Fox Business that she had proof regarding this matter and she would very soon bring it to the courts. I wouldn't invest too much on this yet, but it is interesting and something to look out for as a possibility.

Well, that is a wall of thoughts. Let me know if you have any questions.