What the 2020 Election Still Teaches Us in 2025: Fraud, Suppression, and the Fight for Truth. The 2020 U.S. election raised unresolved concerns about fraud, censorship, and judicial suppression. In 2025, these issues remain central to global democracy. Here's what we’ve learned—and why it matters.
In the aftermath of the 2020 U.S. Presidential election, many observers—both in America and abroad—felt something was deeply wrong. Despite receiving a record number of votes, Joe Biden’s victory triggered widespread skepticism, not merely because of the result, but because of the opacity , statistical anomalies , and media censorship that followed. Five years on, in 2025, the full truth remains obscured. But the patterns are clearer than ever. This article revisits the most compelling facts, court cases, whistleblowers, and suppressed testimony that still matter today. The Pennsylvania Problem One of the most startling claims during the post-election period came from a witness at the Gettysburg hearing in November 2020. It was alleged that 1.8 million absentee ballots were sent out, yet 2.5 million were returned . This discrepancy was cited in multiple court filings and sworn affidavits, including in the case Donald J. Trump for President, Inc. v. Boockvar , filed in the Eastern ...