Officially, the Case is Closed. Voting is fair in America.

Lawyers, who were election deniers are now turning states evidence trying to stay out of jail.

It is very disreputable to question elections. Very unfashionable. Very unhinged. Very unpatriotic. Potentially treasonous.

And yet, even now, there seems to be an ongoing stream of reports concerning electoral irregularities. These can be categorized as follows:

Mail-in Ballot Concerns: Issues raised include lack of signature verification, unexplained voting patterns (e.g., disproportionate votes for one candidate), use of photocopies or marks that appear unnatural (like perfectly oval shapes), and absence of expected folds in mail-in ballots.

Voting Machine Irregularities: Allegations of vote flipping.

Anomalies in Voting Patterns: Reports of unnatural spikes in vote counts.

Ineligible Voting: Instances of votes reportedly cast by ineligible populations, such as deceased individuals or ex-felons.

Discrepancies in Vote Totals: Claims of more votes being counted than there are registered voters.

Conspiracy Theories: Ranging from direct manipulation of voting machines (e.g., using thumb drives) to elaborate international plots involving special forces and satellites.

Controversy Over Ballot Collection: Issues like those raised in the "2000 Mules" claim.

Miscellaneous Reports: Including allegations of trucks transporting large quantities of completed ballots.

This is not an exhaustive list, but rather a documentation of the types of allegations made.

The prevailing official stance seems to discount these allegations as non-credible. Additionally, there's the perspective that all legal challenges to these claims have been unsuccessful. In this context, doubting the legitimacy of the election is often viewed as unfounded.

Given this, the path to conducting a thorough investigation likely requires involvement from a federal law enforcement entity, which has not happened.

As a concerned citizen looking to move beyond these conspiracy theories and restore faith in our democratic system, I’m grappling with skepticism. Is this skepticism misplaced, considering the political rather than analytical responses to these allegations? How can I, as a responsible American, regain confidence in our electoral system?