The scheme to defraud voters in 2020 election described by Trump lawyers

 Breitbart:

Rudy Giuliani and other lawyers representing President Donald Trump’s campaign outlined their case Thursday that the Nov. 3 presidential election was so deeply flawed in several key states that the results should be overturned in the president’s favor.

Giuliani said there was a pattern to the alleged irregularities in key states that suggested, he said, a “plan from a centralized place” to commit voter fraud in cities controlled by Democrats.

He said widespread adoption of vote-by-mail had allowed Democrats to take big-city corruption practices nationwide. “They picked the places where they could get away with it.”

Here are the key allegations the lawyers presented:

1. Observers were allegedly prevented from watching mail-in ballots being opened....

2. Allegedly unequal application of the law in Democratic counties....

3. Voters allegedly arrived at the polls to discover other people had voted for them....

4. Election officials were allegedly told not to look for defects in ballots, and to backdate ballots....

5. Ballots casting votes for Joe Biden and no other candidates were allegedly run several times through machines....

6. Absentee ballots were accepted in Wisconsin without being applied for first....

7. There were allegedly “overvotes,” with some precincts allegedly recording more voters than residents, among other problems....

8. Voting machines and software are allegedly owned by companies with ties to the Venezuelan regime and to left-wing donor George Soros....

9. The Constitution provides a process for electing a president if the vote is corrupted....

...

They have affidavits as witness evidence of the claims.

The heart of their claim appears to be that the voting machines and their software were rigged to change votes from Trump to Biden.  The provider in the contested elections was a company with an alleged history of rigging elections in Venezuela.  Getting access to their equipment and the software could be a key to the case.  The Trump team will also have to identify the people engaged in the alleged illegal conduct.  That could take more time than they have to change the vote totals.

Giuliani calls these an act of a national conspiracy by Democrat-controlled cities.

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