Just in case you need more evidence that Republicans can't win elections without cheating, this graph clearly shows why they want to block the youth vote

 

Graph:  Catalyst

Headline:  Facing South, 4/23/2023

From Facing South:

Date on which Cleta Mitchell — an attorney and former Oklahoma lawmaker who now lives in Southern Pines, North Carolina — asked attendees at a Republican National Committee donor retreat in Nashville, Tennessee, for help to limit voting on college campuses and pre-registration for 17-year-olds, as well as same-day voter registration, which is among the policies known to increase youth turnout: 4/15/2023 

Date on which Mitchell, a former board member and counsel for the National Rifle Association and various Republican organizations, while helping former President Donald Trump's unsuccessful effort to overturn the 2020 presidential election results, took part in a phone call with the Georgia secretary of state asking him to "find" enough votes to defeat Joe Biden, which resulted in her losing her job at the prominent Foley & Lardner firm: 1/2/2021 

Date on which Mitchell, in her testimony to the Jan. 6 Select Committee investigating the 2021 Trump mob attack on the Capitol, indicated she believes the U.S. Constitution allows state legislators to reject the results of a presidential election if they don't like the outcome: 5/18/2022

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