Can some lawyer type explain to me why the illegal purging of voters by the Crosscheck

[s-cubed]

system cannot be used to invalidate the election?

[shraby]

1. Is it even possible to invalidate an election? Don't remember seeing it in the constitution.

[catbyte]

2. Most likely because those in a position to actually do anything about it, won't.

I'm not a lawyer type, but I know enough to see that there's no will to do it. Plus, they don't give a shit.

[Hoyt]

3. Crosscheck goes back years, not something specific to this election. Plus,

I think crosscheck would be a indictment of this election if anyone creditable can show any significant number of people who showed up to vote, but were turned away because of crosscheck. Have not seen that, and doubt that it happened.

I'm not a lawyerly type, just someone tired of every excuse in the world for why we lost, even conspiracy theories ranking right up there with Oswald couldn't have hit Kennedy.

[JHan]

5. when I read what happened in North Carolina this year ..

it's worth belaboring the point. There was actual voter suppression in states and a form of "voter suppression" the Trump Data Analytics team used online.