Is their some standard to go by when determining if an election was fraudulent or not? I'm just asking for a friend.

Yeah, 2016 election: fraudulent. 2020 election: fair. Multiple agencies got together in 2020 to ensure a fair election, free of influence and infiltration by hostile foreign states like Russia and Iran. You don't lose the popular vote and win the whole election unless you're cheating like Trump did in 2016.

Open your eyes. What made 2012, 2016 and 2020 fraudulent? Among a whole lot of other things, 2012 is when we started using the Dominion voting machines. Each one of those elections Republicans have been complaining of watching their votes go from the Republican presidential candidate to the Democrat. It was used even in the primaries. It keep Sanders from getting the Democrat nomination in 2016. He clearly had more support than Hillary did.

What you think is fraudulent about the 2016 election is part of the Constitution. The electoral college. It was to give small states a chance to have a voice. Dems are running around bloviating about how states aren't people. Yes that is true but up until the 17th amendment Senators were selected by the states, not the people. Regardless you guys got all bent out of shape just because it didn't work in your favor. However, the electoral college is what gave Democrat Harry Truman the presidency. You're only okay with it when it gives you a win but if it works against you then you want to rip it out of the Constitution. I'm sorry but the Constitution is not your toy that you can mold or bend it anyway you want.