No I don’t. Tons of affidavits. Video evidence. It wasn’t even investigated properly. Your side stammered on about the 2016 election was stolen and there wasn’t a shred of evidence to back that up.
Yet we have sworn testimony and video evidence that showed it was not even close to being fair. I realize because it’s Trump you will vehemently disagree. But that just shows your utter distaste and a lack of common sense.
Sworn affidavits by themselves are not proof of fraud (
see item 1 below), and the various examples of video "
evidence" presented by those seeking to promote the belief that there was fraud, have all been widely discredited (
see item 2 below). I would refer you to the video which Fox News ran during Lou Dobbs Tonight, Judge Jeanine and Morning Futures with Maria Bartiromo last month, which completely debunked the network's own accusations against both Smartmatic and Dominion. That video has been posted here many times.
(1) One of the more well chronicled people in those sworn affidavits is the now infamous Jesse Richard Morgan, the US Postal Service driver. Morgan has a lengthy history of drug abuse, involuntary commitments to mental institutions and domestic abuse. His lies were easily debunked.
(2) Per a Snopes fact check:
Donald Trump claimed during a rally in Valdosta, Georgia on December 5th that a video circulating on social media was proof that Georgia poll workers illegally stuffed and counted ballots at the State Farm Arena on Election Day. That is where absentee and military ballots were counted in the state. The minute-long clip he referenced, which was uploaded to Trump's personal YouTube account from an OAN broadcast - was also included at a Trump Team hearing in Georgia. The video in question claims to show poll workers actively stuffing ballots from suitcases hidden under a table covered by a black cloth. That is a lie.
That surveillance video, which comprises four security camera feeds - shows no irregularities, illegal behavior or evidence of malfeasance on behalf of those poll workers. The supposed "suitcases" were repeatedly identified by election officials as the standard boxes used in Fulton County to transport and store ballots. The video also fails to show any act of hiding or obscuring any ballots or election materials. Finally, the video shown doesn't prove the Trump campaign's assertion that GOP monitors were told to leave the counting room in order for poll workers to engage in illegal ballot counting.