Sticky notes, "a nonzero number of people", and Jill Stokke - Trump's legal claims details
Here are the GOP and Trump campaigns allegations of election irregularities. So far, none has been proved.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/trump-election-irregularities-claims/2020/11/08/8f704e6c-2141-11eb-ba21-f2f001f0554b_story.html
Pennsylvania
Republican observers were there, after all. Trump had a nonzero number of people in the room, one of his attorneys conceded in federal court Thursday evening.
Michigan
In that case, a Republican election observer said shed been given a sticky note by an unnamed poll worker, alleging that late-arriving ballots were being counted improperly. But she couldnt provide the poll workers name or any other proof.
Nevada
By then, the allegation had been whittled down drastically. Instead of 10,000 cases, Trumps allies presented one: a woman named Jill Stokke, who said she was denied the right to vote in person because her mail ballot had been stolen and filled out by someone else.
But, in fact, Stokkes story was more complicated.