Sit down and STFU already!
I love when bloated fat-***** play wanna-be lawyer.
First, the "Campaign Legal Center" - "advancing democracy through law." Yeah, credible source there. What, could not find a blurb from "Left-Wing Booster Lovers Suffering TDS and Vax Symptoms"?
Second, the information in the link was obviously prepared by another fat-*** wannabe lawyer. Examples:
The various claims of evidence alleging a stolen 2020 election have been exhaustively investigated and litigated. Judges heard claims of illegal voting and
found they were without merit.
Rep. Liz Cheney, the former chair of the House Republican Conference,
stated on February 23: "The president and many around him pushed this idea that the election had been stolen. And that is a dangerous claim. It wasn't true," she said. "There were over 60 court cases where judges, including judges appointed by President Trump and other Republican presidents,
looked at the evidence in many cases and said there is not widespread fraud."
Some cases held not widespread fraud. Just a little fraud, you know, maybe 250,000 votes or so, a mere 0.1%. Like that? This is not the flex you think it is, tubby.
Post-Election Cases Decided on the Merits:
Uhhh, the doctrine of laches is not on the merits. It is a determination that the suit or claim was filed too late. Strike 2.
King v. Whitmer (E.D. Mich. Dec. 7, 2020) – While the district court stated that the claims of plaintiffs—Republican presidential electors—could be dismissed for lack of standing ...
Standing is not substantive.
the district court was unpersuaded by the plaintiffs’ claim that defendants violated the Elections and Electors Clauses by allegedly violating the Michigan Election Code because it found that deviations from state election law are not the same as modifications of state election law.
So the Michigan polling procedures deviated from state election law, but so what? That's different than modifying the state election law! Ignoring the law is okay, so long as you don't CHANGE IT!
Strike 3, porky.
Ward v. Jackson (Ariz. Sup. Ct., Maricopa Cnty. Dec. 4, 2020) – The superior court denied relief requested by the plaintiff in an election contest because the plaintiff failed to meet the evidentiary standard necessary for such a contest. First,
plaintiff’s evidence failed to show fraud or misconduct—rather, it showed that the duplication process of the presidential election was 99.45% accurate
Arizona ... only 0.5% SHOWN to be fraudulent in Maricopa. Remember, this is the place that failed to provide the chain of custody documents to the plaintiffs and that knowingly destroyed other evidence of the voting in the County. Oh, and the Arizona election was decided by 0.3% (49.36% for dementia patient, 49.06% for the real winner). So it's not like a mere 0.5% would ... oops.
Strike 4, Bluto.
Law v. Whitmer (Nev. Dist. Ct., Carson City Dec. 4, 2020) – The district court dismissed the plaintiffs’ election contest on the merits. First, the plaintiffs—Republican presidential electors—failed to prove that there had been either a voting device malfunction or the counting of illegal/improper votes in a manner sufficient to raise reasonable doubt as to the election’s outcome.
So just a little fraud, not enough to prove it changed the outcome. Of course, the onerous burden to make this showing before discovery is allowed is designed to frustrate election challenges by forcing the plaintiff to prove election fraud before getting the discovery (evidence, information) about the election process. And we all know a little fraud is juuust fine. I mean, it's not like an election is swayed by 0.1% of the vote ... oops x 2.
Strike 5, Corpulent One.
Again, Scale Bender, not on the merits. The rule is that where a court determines it has no cause to hear the matter, it cannot provide any further findings since the Federal courts are barred from issuing "advisory rulings." But you knew that, right Jelly Donut?
... the court decided to touch upon the merits of his Equal Protection claim, ultimately rejecting the claim. The district court held that different counties implementing different types of notice-and-cure policies (many implementing none) did not violate the Equal Protection Clause because the clause does not require complete equality in all situations—“a classification resulting in ‘some inequality’ will be upheld unless it is based on an inherently suspect characteristic or ‘jeopardizes the exercise of a fundamental right.’”
"Notice and cure" is curing a defective ballot. The fact (D)imbos did so in certain (D)imbo counties but not others? Nothing to see here, please disperse!
Strike 6, Fatman.
Wood v. Raffensperger (N.D. Ga. Nov. 20, 2020) – While the district court stated that the claims of a plaintiff—a registered voter—could be dismissed either for lack of standing or under the doctrine of laches ...
Again, not substantive, Porkulus.
... the court nonetheless ruled on the merits. First, the district court dismissed the plaintiff’s Equal Protection claim because there was no disparate treatment among Georgia voters. Next, the district court dismissed the plaintiff’s Elections and Electors Clauses claim because Secretary Brad Raffensperger had not overridden or rewritten any state law. Finally, the district court dismissed the plaintiff’s Due Process claim because there is no individual constitutional right to observe the electoral process (i.e., monitor an audit or vote recount).
So no right to witness the electoral process. Wow, how's that "save democracy" thing going, Sir Second-Helping?
Strike 7, King XXXXXXL the Fat.
Bower v. Ducey (D. Ariz. Dec. 9, 2020) – The district court largely dismissed the plaintiffs’ complaint on the grounds of lack of standing.
Sigh ... not a finding on the merits.
Strike 8, Triple-Chin.
To sum up - your source, a left-wing lackey, provides voluminous backup for the fact the courts declined to hear cases on the merits, or found just a little fraud not too much, or believed the fraud shown was bad but probably not bad enough.
Don't feel bad, Fatman. The law is hard and wanna-be's struggle. Tell you what - follow your hero and have another dozen ice cream cones, **** your diaper and call it a night!