All of your examples seem to be attempts at conflating illegal activity with a vote. Do you realize what it means to cast a vote? Do you realize that a person can vote in any way they choose for any reason whatsoever and that the people who founded this country fought and died for exactly and expressly that right?

You keep bringing up other things for why they voted wrong. I am focusing on the act of casting a vote, because THAT is the act in question. Any other action such as a "sworn duty" is something else entirely. No one is "sworn" to vote in any particular way ever, nor for any reason. Certainly no one is sworn to vote as you think they should.

Which strawman is next? Ruby Freeman and kin caught ILEGALY invalidating an election in GA on video was a deep fake?

Since I am talking about the legality of a vote, and I thought you were talking about the legality of a vote, this example right here of something completely unrelated to the topic of conversation would be a perfect example of a strawman argument.

Yes, you can break the law with a vote.

Can you provide one single law that even implies that this is true?

Can you provide even one theoretical example of how this could possibly be true?

I suggest you are conflating one action with another. A vote is a vote and is sacred. OTHER actions can be treasonous, but not a vote itself.