Why it would be difficult for Trump to reverse the 2024 election results

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : If Trump sought to challenge the election results, he would have two potential paths to try to overturn the results, and both routes are "long shots," said Hasen, director of the Safeguarding Democracy Project at UCLA Law School.
39% : In 2020, Trump issued similar warnings before the vote.
38% : The other path for Trump would be to try to overturn the result in the House and the Senate.
32% : But state officials resisted his pressure, judges tossed out his team's lawsuits, and Pence defied Trump and carried out his constitutional duty to affirm the result of the vote.
32% : Unlike in 2020, Trump is no longer the president and does not have the power of the executive branch at his disposal.
25% : "In the meantime, Trump continues to spread falsehoods that the Democrats have plans to alter the election result.

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