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Weeks after Election Day, the Electoral College convened to affirm the win of President-Elect Joe Biden, yet President Trump has not shied away from his challenge to overturn the results, alleging widespread voter and election fraud. Some observers may think this is completely unprecedented, but they’d actually be wrong. There have actually been a number of contested elections from the presidential contests of 1876, 1960, and even 2000. What makes 2020 so different?
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