I consider myself pretty reasonable and fair and objective relative to most. I have political opinions that fall both left and right of center, and I am neither a democrat or a republican. I have voted for politicians of both parties both for federal and local positions. I talk to a lot of different people in my life of all different ages, ethnicities, etc, and I spend a ton of time on the internet. For whatever all this is worth. Whatever it is worth, I will also say that I find the results of the election to be VERY surprising, like eyebrow raising, squint your eyes surprising. I had many discussions with people both in person and online where people were asked questions like, "are you switching from voting D to R or R to D this year? Do you know people who are switching? Which direction?" and I would say more than 90% all said either they were switching from D to R or they knew more people switching from D to R, usually substantially more. I even talked to people in the Seattle area (about as blue as it gets) who said they were voting Trump and that they knew many people who were also quietly voting Trump. Beyond that, literally nobody was/is excited about Biden. He's a worse candidate than Hillary was, yet he somehow did substantially better than her in multiple states? Even with all the riots and looting this year, the Seattle and Portland nonsense, the Dems did even better than in 2016?
I could go on, but the point is that the results seem downright odd to me. Might be hard to prove voter fraud, and I seriously doubt the outcome of the election will be switched to name Trump the winner, but I just find the Biden win to be very, very strange, and yes, suspect.
Whatever the truth is, let's hope it comes out.