Except they don't accurately describe their position. In every press-conference (just as in this) they allege voter-fraud and that they have tons of evidence. However when it comes to the actual court cases and when the lawyers risk being disbarred for lying to the court, suddenly these claims disappear.

So no their own words do not accurately describe their position, which is make unfounded allegations without any evidence to back it up. Also interestingly several of the voter-fraud cases that they bring up (where single people have been prosecuted) are Trump voters committing the fraud, but obviously they don't mention it because it does not fit the story.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/trump-cries-election-fraud-in-c...