Look into this.
The Constitution sets in place no courts other than common law courts. Other courts are considered to be inferior courts.
Any court that is an inferior court, has to have all parties agree that they accept it is such. Any party who wants a common law court of record MUST object to the inferior court, to get it changed to a common law court of record.
Common law courts are for people who want to contest other people. They are not for representation where somebody can be represented by his attorney, etc. If all the parties in a common law court agree to representation, only then can representation be done. But this takes it out of common law and into an inferior court setting.
In a common law court of record, the judge/magistrate has to be silent outside of being a simple referee so that the court has order. If he tries to insist on the parties following certain laws/rules outside of simple order (often according to Robert's Rules), he can be required to provide the "finding of facts and conclusions of law" that he bases his authority on to do this. Remember, the Constitution is basic in all of it.
A judge who can't or won't provide the "finding of facts and conclusions of law" that he bases his authority on, if he maintains his usurpation of the common law court of record, he can be fined for Contempt of Court. Note that if a judge is filed against, or added as the defendant on a suit in progress, he will be investigated by the government in his state, or the federal government, and may not continue as judge until after his "trial," and will lose his tenure if found guilty (and might lose it if not found innocent).
The point? If anybody doesn't want to get the election results thrown out, he has to file for damages in a common law court of record. Why? The Supreme Court MUST throw out all cases from inferior courts. The election process is a Constitution thing. So, the court must proceed under the common law to abide within the Constitution.The important things pertaining to this are:
1. File at Federal District Court (as opposed to the United States District Court), with the United States District Court Clerk of the Court, at the filing office for the United States District Court;
2. Make sure your case cover letter stipulate that you are filing for adjudication at the common law court of record, and that any other court (inferior court) is a mistake (no matter who makes that mistake), and must be corrected by moving to a common law court of record;
3. Have a list of damages, and threats against your person, as the reason for filing. Remember, you are part of the Republic, and going against the Constitution by any group is threatening your security;
4. Only men/women may file against men/women in common law. So make sure that you have a list of humans who have done you wrong ("Wrong/wrongdoer" are the strongest words in a common law claim.), plus evidence and witnesses;
5. You must have 3 people filing together. All 3 of you must state within your claim that you file, that you ARE (NOT are acting as) the tribunal for this claim. All 3 of you must witness for each other. All three of you must sign it.
If you are smart, you will consult several knowledgeable attorneys and Constitutional lawyers (who will likely not know what you are doing until you point it out to them) about this. Why consult them, if they don't know? Because they will be able to give you pointers... but don't let their pointers drag you into an inferior court. Keep your wits about you.
If you have more than one major point (wrongdoing) for getting the election thrown out, file each one in a separate case. Why? If one case gets thrown out, you have others. They won't all go down together like they would if they were filed in one claim.
You must file for damages. Make it anything you feel is right, and stick by it... say, $10 billion, each of you.
When Al Gore took his case against Bush to the Supreme Court, Justice Scalia told them why the SC threw it out. The reason? Gore didn't bring even one man or woman into court who identified his vote, and said it was done wrong. You have to have one human, but having three filing as the Tribunal, in Federal District Court, using the right words, is powerful.