The fictional clip's final scene seems to recreate the most famous video recorded on Election Day, Dec. 4, recorded by an observer who ambushed a poll worker as he filled in ballots himself.
In the courtroom, so jammed with lawyers and reporters that Mr. Gore's team could not find seats, Mr. Boies suggested that Judge Sauls did not really want to perform the counting of ballots himself.
With few major politicians, unions or Democratic clubs as allies, he is collecting ballot petitions himself.
Mr. Karzai's biggest rival, Abdullah Abdullah, showed reporters video of a local election chief in one polling station stuffing ballot boxes himself.
On the Republican side there would be, well, nothing -- or almost nothing, as the state's Republican machine once again ensured that its favored candidate, this time Mr. Bush, had the primary ballot to himself.
The political reporter Jim Hagerty -- later Eisenhower's press secretary -- predicted elections as if he had stuffed the ballot boxes himself, always donating his winnings from the office pool to the copy boys.
He also displayed a series of photos showing a man whom he said he knew voting several times, and video of the local election chief stuffing ballot boxes himself.
A third clip claims to show a vote counter filling out ballot papers himself.
While he is not on the ballot, Trump himself has acknowledged that the 2018 midterms, above all, represent a referendum on his presidency.
