Yep. And none of them back up the claim of the OP.
Here's a speech from January of this year ...
"It all depends on whether or not we're able to make the case to the American people that
some of this is being set up to try to alter the outcome of the election," he said, referring to stricter voting rules enacted by Republican state houses.
"I'm not saying it's going to be legit," Mr Biden said when asked about the possibility of fraud in the forthcoming elections that will decide the balance of power in Washington.
"The increase in the prospect of being illegitimate is in direct proportion to us not being able to get these reforms passed," the Democratic president continued.
Members of his own party quickly pushed back against the suggestion.
Maryland Senator Ben Cardin said new Republican state voting laws were "very troublesome", but he added of Mr Biden's remarks: "I don't know if I'd use those terms."
"We might have a little difference of opinion on that one," West Virginia's Joe Manchin told CNN.
Shortly after Mr Biden spoke, Mr Manchin was one of two rebel senators who doomed the president's voting bills.
He and Arizona's Kyrsten Sinema refused to go along with a radical rule change to Senate procedure - dumping the filibuster and removing the requirement for 60 votes to pass certain legislation. They argued such a tactic would only worsen political polarisation in America.
Republicans used the filibuster on Wednesday night to block the bills.
Republican Party Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel called Mr Biden's speech an attempt to "baselessly smear election integrity provisions". ...
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-60063594
I hope Democrats campaign like crazy right up until Tuesday morning... thry are they the best reasons to vote Republican!
Exactly.