We are both talking to complete strangers about politics on an internet forum. "Silly internet games" seems to be a given here. The difference lies in the rules of the game we play.
I play by the rules of an actual debate (more or less). This means I support my claims regardless of the fact I start a thread are simply respond to them. Like when I demonstrated that the claim that a person "knows" something to be true quite often is mistaken. I wouldn't be caught dead making a claim like "a truth we all know" it's a textbook logical fallacy called appeal to the people.
You seem to play by a different set of rules. Rules that allow you to make claims and then absolve you from the need to support them. I understand those kinds of rules make it easy to consider yourself to be right. The problem of course is that you will often be mistaking.
As to the "evidence", I think you are referring. (I have no way of knowing since you don't want to actually provide a source)
Arizona Senate hears plea for more Maricopa election materials or risk 'incomplete audit' Point to any claim fraud happened?