2020 United States presidential election

Definition and stakes

Portal:United States Congress Report of the Committee on the Judiciary… (2019)

It takes the right away from the American people and it turns that into a right that foreign governments decide to interfere for their own benefit. Foreign governments don't interfere in our elections to benefit us; they intervene to benefit themselves." [247]
Ultimately, the Constitution does not care whether President Trump, former Vice President Biden, or any other candidate wins the 2020 United States Presidential election. It is indifferent to political parties and individual candidates.
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China The State of Democracy in the United States (2021)

For example, the 2020 presidential election and Congressional elections cost some US$14 billion, two times that of 2016 and three times that of 2008; indeed, they are known as the most expensive elections in American history. The cost of the presidential election reached another record high of US$6.6 billion, and the Congressional elections cost over US$7 billion.
⁠The fact that the American people have to face is that money politics has penetrated the entire process of election, legislation and administration. People in fact only have a restricted right to political participation.
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Portal:United States House of Representatives/Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States Capitol Final Report of the Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States… (2022)

Congress was set to meet in a joint session in less than 72 hours. The States had already certified their electors. Former Vice President Biden was going to be certified as the winner of the 2020 Presidential election.
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