I do wish the media would focus less on Trump's outrageous lies and tweets and more on Biden's platform. I'm not saying ignore them completely. They must be debunked, but spending hours being all outraged about each and every one isn't productive. It doesn't convince anyone of anything they didn't already believe, and Trump's "making the liberals mad" is one major reason the Right adores him.
I think we have to accept that we don't know what will happen on election night and beyond. My dearest hope is that Biden is actually ahead on election night and simply pulls further ahead as more ballots come in. That way, any challenge of the results will be seen as feeble and ridiculous and with no legal standing at all. Or if a challenge is taken seriously by the Senate and the courts, the majority of the electorate will see it as evidence of how deep the corruption runs.
If Biden is behind on election night but pulls ahead as the mail-in ballots are counted, it could be dicier. But if enough Americans can be persuaded to engage in mass strikes in particular, essentially shutting the country down until justice is served, then the coup could also be averted. The issue, as always, is convincing enough Americans to do this, given the fact that some Americans still tend to either have a lot of faith in our systems and institutions to survive without much effort on their part, and some others are so mired in hopelessness and cynicism they'll figure it's too late to do anything, or that they will still be scared of losing their jobs and so on. The fact is, if Trump steals this election, keeping one's job and livelihood for a while longer won't matter, because everything is going to be on its head and we will no longer be a country where it is safe to be a liberal.
And if Trump wins, seemingly (at least, but there's always the possibility of foreign hackers) fair and square, then we're screwed in a different way. Then, resistance will have to be a long game.