Yep. But what we should do is get hold of USPS mail records. because with those we can nail people (unless of course USPS is in on the fraud in states).

This all hinges on mail in ballots. Which means if those ballots physically exist *at all *(and I can think of at least one way they wouldn't), then USPS knows everywhere they went. And didn't go. Or, who they got returned to when undeliverable, if not the county recorder's office.

I am talking to people about this today.