No. This proves only that you (and many others) don't understand the issue very well.

1.Clinton's server would have almost certainly been subject to intense, around-the-clock hacking attempts by dedicated teams of Russian (and Chinese etc) experts. If the Russians *weren't* doing this, they're the stupidest superpower in world history.

2. Clinton’s lawyers and aides deleted almost 30,000 emails – and wiped their hard drives – before turning the rest over to federal investigators. They claimed that these 30,000 were not work-related. (However, the investigators were able to recover some of the 30,000, and discovered that, yes, some of those were in fact work-related.)

3. Trump did not “ask” Russia to hack into Clinton’s email server. Trump (correctly) noted that they had almost certainly ALREADY hacked it, and was encouraging Russia to release the missing 30,000 emails.

4. Finally, hacking into an email server isn't the same as "hacking the election," which is your claim, above.