You asked about believing Trump. I do not believe Trump any more than beleive Putin.
As far as I am concerned nothing, but ALL the states abided by the current laws. It is you that is complaining about the current laws. So what's up????
Recounts do not look at signatures, because that is how the laws and regulations for elections are written. By the present laws and regulations the signatures are checked and voter eligibility is determined when the ballots are counted, and they are separated from the ballot. Audits and paper ballots are for verifying the count THAT IS THE LAW.
[qotee] Why do you keep talking about changing laws? Not that I'm opposed to making better laws if the current ones are insufficient, but isn't it the point (according to Trump) that there are places where process was not entirely legal?
If there were fraudulent signatures, then by law, the corresponding ballots should not have been counted. Do you disagree?
The current laws make no allowance for checking signatures in audits and paper recounts. ALL states have followed current laws and regulations. It is you that have a problem as to how the elections are confirmed based on current laws.
The previous election was based on the current laws and regulations WITHOUT an allowance to check signatures in audits and paper recounts. Why is there a problem now with the laws and regulations in this election?
You're the on citing the good site that described the laws and regulations for audits and recounts, and there is no allowance for checking signatures in audits and recounts as described. What is your problem unless you want to change the laws?[/QUOTE]
If you think there is a problem with the current laws, then it is possible to change them for the future.
But in the video Trump posted, it looks like he is more interested in proving the current laws were broken.
A discrepancy in the signatures would show some ballots were not legal. It's fine for you to claim that they were legal. Your claim doesn't make laws change.