The smoking gun on vote fraud/interference by California Democrats.
California Attorney General Rob (as in steal) Bonta stuck his nose into a proper investigation into vote fraud, one that was green-lighted by court orders, and has effectively killed it, not to be re-opened until after the next election.
There was a 45,896 ballot discrepancy in Riverside California over a proposition that would gerrymander the state's congressional districts. The local sheriff opened an investigation to get to the bottom of it, and now the state AG has killed said investigation.
He couldn't afford to let the vote fraud machine in CA be exposed.
Bonta's legal experience is in civil litigation, not criminal. His swift response and intervention is dubious in no small way.
The reality is that the Democrats have been pulling this for years and there has been no pushback from Republicans.
In 1984 a Republican activist and wealthy donor ran robocalls to black residents in Texas telling them the election date had changed. There was a lawsuit that ended with a consent decree; the GOP, among other things, agreed to never challenge any election fraud by Democrats nationwide. Immediately the Democrats began building a political machine, the kinds they had in major cities like Chicago or Boston or New Orleans. The GOP was powerless to stop it or even admit it was happening without violating that consent decree. The judge even retired but came out of retirement once a year to reauthorize it. Donald Trump finally ended it during his first term.
And now more and more fraud has been coming to light. That is why they were so desperate to keep Trump out of office in his first term, and why they destroyed so many lives with their lawfare prosecutions. They feared the jig was up.
The longer this goes the worse it will get. If the GOP holds Congress the floodgates are going to open over fraud. If they lose Congress the Administration will be mired in endless investigations and the Democrats may put the genie back in the bottle.