but the fact remains that many enough govenors probably broke the law enough, to change the outcome of the election. in short, the election was rigged.
This isn't a fact, it's a completely unsubstantiated presumption fueled by endless right wing propaganda. Election laws give state officials quite a bit of leeway to make decisions in emergency situations, that's why they were able to do it on the first place. I can hardly think of a more appropriate situation than a global pandemic that caused the entire country to shut down.
And again, these claims were all litigated and none of them got anywhere. If they were legitimate judges would have taken them and ruled appropriately.
But even if we accept your premise that election laws are violated, it still does not follow that the election was rigged. Changing election laws in an emergency without going through the proper process in order to ensure people can vote is not election rigging. This is like when 9/11 truthers claim it was an inside job, then when asked to prove it argue that Bush failed to react to the warning signs.
i also think the fact this sort of thing isn't talked about more, is evidence the media is bias.
No, it's evidence that they are using proper judgement in reporting facts, not falling into BS right wing propaganda. The election was not rigged, and election officials taking action to ensure their constituents can vote safely is not news.