What does Trump mean when he talks about the signatures in Georgia?
After matching, the envelopes are opened and the ballot itself is seperated from the envelope with the signatures to ensure voter secrecy.
Then the actual ballots are counted.
Trump wants to go back and rematch signatures, which is impossible since the ballots and the signatures are seperated after signature verification.
So basically, it is a completely ridiculous bad faith argument from Trump and his cronies. All they care about is making it seem like the election was fraudulent.
If large numbers of ballots were unlawfully accepted it could have affected the outcome of the election. Assuming ballots were fraudulently cast, the ballots would likely tilt one way. It would taint the result of the election, regardless whether you can identify the ballots.
You are the one making the bad faith argument:
You are arguing that even if it is determined that a crime was committed, that since we can not know who committed it, or what the effect of the crime was.
The issue is that they haven't presented any evidence that fraud happened at all: never mind on a scale required to change the results of the election. If you seek to change the results of an election or to seek a re-run its not about presenting the potential of irregularities; you have to prove that they happened and that the number of affected votes could theoretically have changed the election. Its not as simple as "well don't count mail in ballots" since that would disenfranchise those that voted legally: they'd need to find 12,000 votes that were counted illegally (or indeed 12,000 that were not counted that should have been) and present that if they sought to change things. They haven't because they can't prove that happened and so the election result must stand: you can't overturn the result of a democratic vote just based on the potential that fraud happened since that would go against the basic principle that unless proven otherwise we trust that our elections are free and fair.
