GOP lawsuits set the stage for state challenges if Trump loses the election

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : Trump installed his daughter-in-law, Lara Trump, as co-chair of the Republican National Committee, which then named attorney Christina Bobb as the head of its election integrity division.
43% : That goes without saying," Rick Hasen, a law professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, said of Trump.
39% : Echoing Trump, the RNC said it's trying to counter Democratic mischief.
36% : "Trump has done nothing to discourage that expectation, saying he would accept the results of the election only if it's "free and fair," raising the possibility it would not be, something he continues to falsely contend was the case in 2020.
31% : Reviews, recounts and audits in the battleground states where Trump disputed his loss reaffirmed that Biden won.
27% : The stakes would increase dramatically should Trump lose and try to overturn the results.
27% : "The only way they can beat us is to cheat," Trump said at a Las Vegas rally in June.To be clear, there was no widespread fraud in 2020 or any election since then.
25% : A gap of about 10,000 votes -- roughly the number that separated Biden and Trump in Arizona and Georgia in 2020 -- is almost impossible to reverse through litigation.
20% : Trump and his allies lost more than 60 lawsuits trying to reverse President Joe Biden's win.

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