Hey, was the election stolen in 2020?

[InsecureLivesMatter]

And who are you supporting as of right now?

Yes (Trump supporter)

No (Trump supporter)

Yes (Biden supporter)

No (Biden supporter)

Yes

No

[Snakeyes7]

There is a pretty good chance it was. I cannot say for sure because we have never had a fair trial on this matter, and somehow I get the feeling that we never will.

However, seeing all the last minute structural changes, the dead people voting, places that have strange voter turnout percentages, how the courts dismissed all of the court cases on it for non-merit reasons, how perfect the timing of all these things based on the state desperately trying to put Trump in prison, pretty much the entirety of Jan 6th seemed a little too convenient for congress, the Time magazine article saying that an elite cabal "fortified" the election to "save" it.

It all just seems too fishy to me to say that it wasn't stolen.

[mattthefatbat]

You can ask every voting poll worker and volunteer ballot counters that, and they all will likely say there is no such thing as a stolen election everything is sorted and counted for no matter who wins or who loses and no matter how early the election is called, becuase they have probably been asked that a lot and are very likely really tired from spending their entire day and night counting and sorting ballots. Its tiring work they really don't gain anything from lying about it.
Let's say candidates (A), (B) and (C) are running for president
You as a citizen get to choose a presidential candidate on your voting ballot. You decided to cast your vote for president (C) your vote gets counted along with all the other votes from your state. Your vote along with other votes from your state only encourages your states elected Electoral college representatives who to vote for and which party to side with to represent your state in the Electoral college. You decided that you would vote for candidate (C) but the majority of the votes from your state voted for candidate (A) your states Electoral college candidates cast a vote for candidate (A) based on loyalty to their party and being a elected officials and it is who the majority of your states people voted for after all. Because your vote encourages the members of your states Electoral college representatives who to vote for, and since the majority of your states voters chose candidate (A) your state's Electoral college representatives would likely choose candidate (A) but moving on
The first to 270 votes from the Electoral college determines the elected president. All 50 states voted and Candidate (B) won the race to 270 sooo Candidate (B) is the new president! And honestly this is good for making vote counting simpler, because of how long and time consuming it would be to possibly have to count 333 million votes as compared to 270 votes. So yeah if you'd like things to change look and pay attention to who your state votes as elector for the electoral college, see if maybe your town should side with a different representative or not.

In the case of say a armed militia raids voting polls and forces people to vote a certain way by force. Not saying this will happen, oh god i hope not, but in this scenario.. this would likely cause a lot of people to vote only one way. Resulting in a absolute stolen and unfair election. Luckily we don't have drastic things like that happening

But yeah just talk with your community about why or who they want to vote for. Sometimes small things can spread and make big changes. Trump being president actually only started off as a rumor while he was still mostly a TV personality and now look at how much time has changed

[Anonymous]

It was not stolen. I'm a Democrat and I really wanted a president with dementia.

[exitseven]

Yes, it was stolen on many levels.

[FunkyMonkee]

No doubt about it!!

[shortster]

Of course it was.