What happens if your candidate is ahead when you go to bed on Election Night—and behind when you wake up?
That shift, by itself, is not evidence of a stolen election. It can mean that more legally cast ballots have been counted and reported.
In this video, I break down what happened in Wisconsin in 2020, why results can change overnight, and why the Trump Rapid Response account’s response to PBS matters as we head into Tuesday.
We also look at why states count on different timelines, the difference between a media projection and an official result, and the questions to ask when someone claims fraud.
If you find this explanation useful, please share this post with a friend or family member before Election Day. The same standards should apply whether the result helps Republicans or Democrats.
