I haven't seen any evidence that there was enough voter fraud to change the results of the election or come anywhere close.
But...
This idea that we are catching more than a miniscule fraction of the actual voter fraud rings hollow.
For example, how much identity theft crime is committed compared to how much is actually prosecuted and results in a conviction? Robbery? Burglary? Rape? Even murder?
Some stats I'm seeing show that 40% of murderers get away with it.
995 rapists out of 1000 get away with it.
980 times out of 1000, people get away with robbery.
970 times out of 1000, people get away with assault and battery.
It would be interesting to know how often people get away with identity theft. If I had to guess I'd say that 999,999 times out of a million people get away with it.
When you think about it, voter fraud is a form of identity theft except it's even harder to detect. No money is stolen and almost always nobody notices anything is amiss.
https://www.rainn.org/statistics/criminal-justice-systemThe point is that pointing to how rare it is for people to get caught and convicted of voter fraud isn't making the point you people think it's making. It's also rare for people to get caught and convicted of identity theft. Obviously that doesn't mean it's not happening on a massive scale.