If someone breaks the law, how would he or she not be charged, unless the person wasn't caught?
This is your posting; True the Vote has compiled evidence of organized ballot trafficking in six states. In Georgia, they allege there were 242 traffickers who made a total of 5,662 trips to ballot drop boxes between the early morning hours of 12AM and 5AM, potentially unloading hundreds of thousands of illegally harvested ballots over the course of several weeks. Key words are "evidence", "allege", and "potentially." "Evidence" has nothing to do with "allege" or "potentially." Surely you must know how full of shit you are. Do you not know what the word "evidence" means?
Essential Meaning of evidence
1: something which shows that something else exists or is true. "Allege and potentially" does not match "evidence. "Allege and potentially" are possibilities. "Evidence" is an established truth that can be "proven." Your article tried to use "allege" instead of "proven." Which goes to the dishonesty of the article.
Your article that you quoted is stating "it compiled evidence of organized ballot trafficking in six states, and yet, there are no convictions.
And while you all are breaking your necks over this unsolved investigation that you stupidly conclude is some kind of smoking gun, Trump admits that he tried to steal the election. And what's even crazier, Trump had no cases of election fraud at the time after his sixty law suits, so he proceeded to scheme his way down other paths to steal the election, even though he failed. So, do you see how laughable this thread is?