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US President Donald Trump has said that his opponents are trying to steal the election through fraud. At a press conference at the White House, he said that without presenting any evidence, they had filed petitions seeking state intervention in several states. His field camps in various states have also filed lawsuits. But in the first instance, he was taken to state court. His case has been dismissed in several states. So the reliance on President Trump is now in the Federal Supreme Court. BBC News and Deutsche Welle
Trump’s case rejected in several states
President Trump’s campaign camp has filed lawsuits in Michigan, Georgia, Nevada and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, alleging voter fraud. Republicans petitioned a Michigan court Thursday to suspend vote counting due to a lack of transparency and tabulation sheets in vote counting. Judge Cynthia Stephens said Republicans could not provide any evidence to support their claim. As a result, the case was dismissed.
Trump’s representatives in Georgia are equally upset. The court was asked not to count postal ballots that reached a Georgia county. The court did not want the Republicans to accept this lawsuit. The case has been dismissed.
A court in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, closed the vote count. The Trump camp has also filed a lawsuit in Nevada. The Nevada Republican Party sent a recommendation to the Attorney General of the United States, William Barr, citing “at least 3,072 cases of voter fraud.”
President Trump is now dependent on the Federal Supreme Court, which has rejected Republican appeals in various state courts. There you can challenge the verdict of the state court.
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