No, but it’s close. To zero
What’s more likely?
1) a nationwide data tampering so vast and sophisticated that it flawlessly produces convergent results across literally hundreds of diverse vote collection and counting regimes and timelines while also correlating to directional metrics before the election, like registration data and prior polling error, yet manages to leave no human footprint,
or
2) a party in the climactic stages of a decades long shift away from primarily representing working class and middle class economic interests to primarily representing affluent, professional class social interests lost a convergent fraction of working class support across geographies?
Democrats lost in 2024 because the party is dominated by people who don’t get it, and people who don’t get it don’t get that they don’t get it.
Its like the Kirk Watson team when he almost lost to Celia Israel- until he came up short in the general he still thought housing affordability was a poor people’s problem or a property tax problem for old folks. It was only when she nearly beat him that the team realized it was the central issue of the campaign for 60-70% of the voters.