I'll respectfully agree to disagree with that. The idea of a stolen election is not a philosophical fallacy. Defining an election as a process in which the people decide an issue, purported elections are stolen all the time. You could argue that it doesn't happen in the United States, but it certainly happens in other parts of the world and has happened in history.
Again with respect, I expected some posters to basically say that it's an impossible question, in that stolen elections do not/cannot happen. I can't imagine a motivation for such an obvious falsehood, other than to always be able to deny that any election was stolen.
I know Democrats think cheating to win an election is all part of the game. COVID pushed the door wide open. If it happens again in 2024, I don't know if the current system will survive. I do know this:
If the lid blows off because half the population loses confidence that we live in a democratic republic and a breakdown ensues, the half of the country that would be furious will be far better equiped to survive than the latte-drinking, pronoun obsessed, unarmed, uncoordinated, and spoiled by modern convenience non-specific people who think it would be cute to do it again.