United States 2020 Presidential Election

The federal election-security community stated there was no evidence that any voting system deleted, lost or changed votes, and called the election the most secure in American history.

Full manual hand recounts in Georgia (statewide) and Antrim County, Michigan reaffirmed the machine tallies to within normal hand-count error.

Roughly 60 post-election lawsuits alleging a falsified result failed; the Supreme Court denied Texas’s bid to challenge four other states’ results for lack of standing.

The declassified intelligence assessment found no indications that any foreign actor altered any technical aspect of the voting process, while Russia and Iran ran influence (messaging) operations.

The false narrative that Dominion machines switched votes was amplified on cable news and produced the largest known U.S. defamation settlement ($787.5m from Fox) and court findings of falsity.

That the outcome was “stolen” — refuted by dozens of courts, the Justice Department, and recounts and audits.

That Dominion or Smartmatic machines flipped or deleted votes — ruled false in court and refuted by hand recounts of paper ballots.

Alleged statistically impossible vote spikes did not survive audit; hand counts matched or slightly widened the certified margin.