Voter suppression and electoral irregularities have become central concerns in the aftermath of the 2024 election, raising serious questions about the integrity of the democratic process. Experts have pointed to a number of troubling incidents, including a county in New York where zero votes were recorded for Kamala Harris, despite other Democrats on the same ballot receiving support—an anomaly that defies statistical expectations. In Las Vegas, allegations of voter tampering have surfaced, while across the country, particularly in key battlegrounds, massive voter purges reportedly targeted individuals with Hispanic last names, potentially disenfranchising thousands. The likelihood of Donald Trump winning all seven swing states has also been called into question given historical voting patterns. Adding a layer of intrigue, Trump claimed that Elon Musk had insider knowledge of “vote-counting computers,” and Musk himself tweeted that Trump would have lost without his help, deepening public confusion and suspicion. Together, these developments have fueled ongoing debates about voter suppression, digital interference, and the legitimacy of the 2024 election outcome.