Well, to paraphrase, it depends what the definition of "interference" is.
Did Russia have computer bots post stuff on American websites that tried to influence weak-minded folks to not vote for Hillary? Of course. Hell, even the German Chancellor publicly stated a preference FOR Hillary. Was that "influence"? Of course it was. Did the DNC try to get citizens to buy lies to vote for Hillary/against Trump? Of course. Did Trump and the GOP publicize lies to try and get people to vote for Trump/against Hillary? Of course. Did Michale More try and correct the misinformation nd warn theDNC and Hillary "you are losing"? Of course. Do all foreign nations try and influence all elections in other nations to their benefit? Of course.
It's selective outrage.
Smart guys like you get to vote and are not influenced by anything you choose to disbelieve. But ... dumb people get to vote too. And if they are influenced - that's the way it is.
The night following very first election I ever voted in (1976) I was visiting a friend. He stepped outside to receive a $10 bill and a half pint of Jack Daniels for voting "right" earlier in the day.
In 1984, I headed off to law school. Rick McIntyre ran for Congress as a Republican in Indiana's 8th Congressional District against Bloomington Democrat Mayor Frank McCloskey. McIntyre won by 34 votes. There was a state of Indiana recount. McIntyre won by 418 votes. Congress was controlled by Democrats 269-165 before the election. Congress ordered a GAO recount. The GAO declared McCloskey the winner by 4 votes, The GAO refused to consider 32 unopened absentee ballots. Congress set up a committee of 2 Democrats and 1 Republican to make a recommendation. The committee said "seat McCloskey - no special election." The Republicans walked out and the Democrats seated McCloskey.
Republican congressmen angrily walked out of the House chamber Wednesday after the Democratic-controlled House voted largely along party lines to award Indiana's 8th Congressional District seat to Democratic incumbent Frank McCloskey over his Republican rival, Richard D.
www.latimes.com
I have no illusions about perfectly "fair" elections. Truth is the first casualty in every campaign. The internet just makes it easier to kill.
PS - I'm still waiting on the video of Russian prostitutes urinating on Trump in a Moscow hotel. Or, a estimate of how many votes that lie persuaded will be an acceptable substitute..
As a guy who voted Libertarian in both Clinton/Trump and Biden/Trump, I scoff at the suggestion that Trump cheated more, and at the suggestion that every legal vote was counted in both elections, and that no illegal votes were counted in either. This ain't my first rodeo.