The fraud there existed in the counting, not the voting.
Wasn't there something about burning down the reichstag and blaming it on their political enemies? I am not an expert on german election fraud, but I got the definite impression they were keen to use all possible methods.
An election here is more steal able by manipulation after the ballots are cast. Yet the same GOP that cares about poor blacks voting cut the number of poll watchers, and ballot counters to save money. Have some water while you consider that. Flint?
I hope an election here is more stealable by the significant number of people not included on the electoral register, but that is somewhat off topic for a thread about US politics. But I seems to recall constituency manipulation is a popular passtime in US politics too. Somehow the Uk parliament in its wisdom has instructed that voters not registered will not be counted when allocating constituencies, even if they are known to live there from other databases. Thus they have no representation. Lots of unregistered, typically poor, people do not get the number of MPs they should get to represent them. I think the most recent number I heard was about 10% of the eligible electorate, which is well enough to alter the result.
The current Uk conservative (ie right) government is busy pushing this through, and it is doing so while arguing that it is actually removing an imbalance in the current system. Traditionally constituencies have been allocated on the basis of the number of people living there, not whether they bothered to register.
The question of voter impersonation and false postal ballots is one which gets more news time, but is probably less serious.
I wonder just how close the US might be to a coup of the sort which brought Adolf Hitler to power? Trump mania seems pretty popular. I'm not suggesting Trump is in the same class as Hitler, but his success is plainly down to the dismal failure of politicians as a whole. Hitler created his own party and own popularity and simply walked away with the show because the establishment no longer had popular support.