Legal analysis and reactions
Loyola Law School professor Justin Levitt said "[t]here's literally nothing that I've seen yet with the meaningful potential to affect the final result".
[46] Ohio State University election law professor Ned Foley noted "[y]ou have to have a legal claim, and you have to have evidence to back it up. And that's just not there."
[26] University of Kentucky law professor Joshua Douglas said the lawsuits "all seem to have no merit whatsoever".
[47] Bradley P. Moss, an attorney specializing in national security, wrote that the suits "continue to defy reason and logic, and are purely theater ... It's all a farce".
[48] University of California, Irvine election law professor
Rick Hasen said there is "no evidence of fraud so far that could conceivably affect the election results".
[25] Barry Richard, who helped to oversee the Republican-led
Florida recount effort during the
2000 election, called the lawsuits "entirely without merit" and said they "will not be successful";
[49] Gerry McDonough, an attorney who worked for the
Gore campaign, said Trump "has no chance of overturning the result—it's just impossible".
[50] The
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency issued a statement calling the 2020 election "the most secure in American history" and noting "[t]here is no evidence that any voting system deleted or lost votes, changed votes, or was in any way compromised".
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LOL you morons are morons