Tom, you're missing my point here - bullying your way through these processes is not the way to go -

You're probably never going to satisfy everyone, but

A democratic nation's executive will be in a stronger position to see his country through times of strife if those who have lost an election feel that it was fairly conducted - that was my obeservation in 2000, long before al Qaeda'a first attack.

While the states' attorney generals have the duty of overseeing elections, often that is an elected or appointed office, one that is highly political -
I think that it would probably be better if elections were overseen by neutral or balanced officials or groups, though I can't think who or how right now. In any case, this probelm is not fixed.

When the election results go against Republicans, and someday they will, will you be quiet, or will you be hypocritical? My third word might be "Oregon".