Part 1: Where Elections Really Fail When elections fail, the conversation usually begins at the same place: who rigged it? Names are mentioned. Allegiances harden. Evidence is debated. And then, eventually, the country moves on, not because the questions were answered, but because exhaustion sets in. What we rarely ask is a quieter, more uncomfortable question: Where did the system make rigging easy? Because elections do not collapse all at once. They fail in stages. Vot
