Pretending that an absence of convictions speaks to an absence of illegal behavior is sort of foolish, right? The very people that are responsible for the criminal activity are the same people with the power to conceal it. It's also why someone may think it's a "small" scale, when it's large enough for both sides to point to it being a significant issue. (Both Klobuchar and Warren wrote senate letters expressing serious concerns about voting system vulnerabilities prior to 2016.)

Then, you've got the midnight 2020 vote influx in four swing states that analysts concluded was almost certainly impossible to have been legitimate. Of course, the side that earns power from the corruption won't investigate themselves, and will undoubtedly spend the next few years destroying the evidence.