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Yep. Guaranteed they've already figured out the specific people they need to put pressure on when the time comes.
Here in Georgia, I've got a front-row seat:
(12 days ago) American Oversight Files Emergency Motion to Prevent Illegal Georgia State Election Board Rules From Taking Effect
(yesterday) New Georgia rules let local boards withhold election certification
(Reminder: Georgia is the state that not only went blue in 2020, but also saved the Democratic majority in the Senate.)
What. The. Fuck.
So they just don't certify results they don't like.
This smells like corruption.
"The snozzberries taste like snozzberries!"
Tap for spoiler
In other words, yes, the corruption smells like itself.That isn't even the only ratfucking tactic in play, BTW. They've also streamlined the process for challenging voter eligibility, such that even out-of-state right-wing traitors can try to disenfranchise an unlimited number of GA voters (especially "urban" ones). And that's on top of the usual shortening early voting, limiting polling places, etc.
Frankly, at this point I think it's even odds Georgia's popular vote doesn't get counted, unless non-traitors wake up to the danger and start a massive poll-watching (etc.) effort.