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The results of the US presidential election have yet to be announced. Voting results are not yet available in several states. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump has declared himself the winner.
At the same time, the Republican candidate has also accused of rigging the elections. He has announced that he will go to court to stop the counting of votes. BBC and Reuters news.
Republican President Donald Trump began his speech from the East Room of the White House Tuesday night, thanking the people of the United States for voting.
Donald Trump, calling himself the winner, said: “We were ready to win, to be honest, we won.”
He then claimed, without presenting any evidence, that the election had been rigged.
Claiming that it was a betrayal of the American people, he said that he would go to the Supreme Court to fight the election results.
We will go to the Supreme Court of the United States. Now we want to stop all vote counting activities. It’s a very sad moment. ”
“Millions of people voted for us,” Trump said. We were ready for a great celebration. We win everything. Honestly, we won.
“We are going to the United States Supreme Court.
“We don’t want to show you any ballot at four in the morning,” Trump said.
Discussions have started in various outlets about what Trump really means by ‘going to the Supreme Court’. CNBC News says the meaning of this word is still unclear.
The New York Times writes that it actually wants to stop counting the rest of the votes.
Trump states: ‘As far as I know, I have won. So I want to thank everyone.
Until the latest news, Trump needs 55 electoral votes to become president. And Biden needs 48.
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