Sorry, you are correct. But the outcome of the election is not "proof" of election fraud. You need to provide voting machines that were tampered with, ballots that were either altered or thrown away, etc. You need actual, physical proof that it was a fraudulent election, not people's opinions. That's the problem here in the US. Trump keeps saying the 2020 election was fraudulent, but neither he nor any of his supporters have been able to provide concrete proof that there was voter fraud. On the contrary, multiple investigations, even by people who thought there was voter fraud, were unable to come up with any proof of fraud.