Mail-in backfired for Republicans, because it gave those who couldn't vote from the 1688 poll closings in minority areas, the chance to vote again. Which actually hijacked their own scheme to disenfranchise minority voters. Minorities were motivated once they discovered what the GOP was doing. It's all about denying their votes."Delusional" characterizes the inability to handle the vote totals certified by 50 states under both Republican and Democratic administrations, and officially recognized by Congress with the Vice President presiding: 81,268,924 for the President; 74,216,154 for the Loser.
Would Obama has won by an even wider margin over Trump? Your speculation is entirely plausible.
Electoral vote 306 232
So, you have decided that a law that received overwhelming support by Pennsylvania Republicans is a case of Democratic cheating, and is unconstitutional because Trump lost, yet the Supreme Court has not decided that it is unconstitutional?
Some cling to this pretext after the Loser lost, all his other fake claims and his goon attack on the Capitol having fizzled.
Act 77 was implemented in 2019 with Republican support. But Republicans changed their views on the law after Trump lost the state, with many of them embracing the former president’s false claims that widespread fraud tied to mail-in ballots was behind his defeat... More than 2.6 million Pennsylvanians voted by mail in the election. After a campaign that saw Trump repeatedly disparage voting by mail, roughly three-quarters of ballots cast by mail selected Biden.Over two-and-a-half million Americans having their votes nullified is not about to happen, nor would it impact the outcome.
I'm not sure enough people truly understand the scope of this problem. Without a doubt, millions of minorities lost their ability to vote, when polls closed in their districts. That is why early voting, mail-in, absentee, and Sunday voting have to be a priority. It's how Biden won. And what's the Right doing? Trying to take all that away by declaring these voting tactics unconstitutional, when none of them are. They are fair tactics in a world where the GOP is trying to take the right of voting away.