That’s not a recount. It’s an audit.

Particularly since the move to paper ballots.

Here is N.C. procedure: https://www.ncsbe.gov/about-elections/election-security/post-election-procedures-and-audits

Imagine you have a pile of 2 million pennies to count and divide the labor to 1000 people each of whom count 2000 pennies. Now, there almost certainly will be some error involved in the process. Each person might well make an error of 1 percent, on average, but the total error is very unlikely to be even half of a percent. Why is that? Because the errors are equally likely to be in either direction and some of the errors will therefore cancel out each other. So even if each person had 1% error the total error may well be 0.25% or less. The machine counts are even more accurate that this example so the total error will be even less.

There's zero compelling evidence there is several MILLION missing/fraudulent votes to overturn the outcome. Zero. Overturned elections happen at a municipal and county level where a couple hundred votes matter. People are in fantasy land grasping for millions.

I think it was more about voter supression, and counting votes won't help that.

that might change numbers, but Democrats have reverted to kumbaya mode already and we're going to get steamrolled.