Finally there's ballot harvesting, which can shore up numbers, but again, you can't really conjure votes from thin air. It also either gets expensive or tends to have low turnout and thus isn't useful save for more local elections, where those sort of numbers can actually move things.
Overall, I don't think they'll win. Of the five states that I think are actually competitive, they would have to successfully make it work in all five states and then have enough votes to beat Trump. That's a hard balancing act.
Overall, I don't think they'll win. Of the five states that I think are actually competitive, they would have to successfully make it work in all five states and then have enough votes to beat Trump. That's a hard balancing act.
Safer ways of cheating involve methods such as late voting. That's what Arizona did in 2018. Their governor declared an emergency, kept the ballot open in blue areas for a full week and eventually took the senate seat away from the former winner. That's easier to pull off in the mid-terms than it is with the general, when the entire country is watching. SCOTUS I think just shot that idea down in Wisconsin, which tried to allow for late mail-in-ballots.