Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick's standing bounty offer for proof of voter fraud in the 2020 presidential election didn't quite turn out like he planned, it would appear. The Republican this week cut a $25,000 check to progressive poll worker Eric Frank in Pennsylvania, whose tip led to a single conviction of illegal voting by a registered Republican, according to Lauren McGaughy of the Dallas Morning News. "It's my belief that they were trying to get cases of Democrats doing voter fraud. And that just wasn't the case," Frank, whose father is an election judge and mother a campaign manager for Pennsylvania Democrats, told the Dallas Morning News. "This kind of blew up in their face." Just a week after the 2020 election, as former President Donald Trump refused to admit defeat, Patrick announced he had set aside $1 million for whistleblowers in exchange for evidence of voter fraud. Anyone whose information resulted in a conviction would receive at least $25,000, according to a press …