No evidence of voter fraud: US Election Commission.

The US Federal Elections Commission has said that no evidence of fraud was found in the November 3 election. The country’s ruling Republican Party has repeatedly accused the election of manipulation. On Saturday, however, Election Commission official Ellen Wentrub said there was no evidence of election fraud.

“I want Americans to know that there is no evidence of fraud in this year’s election,” he said.

The country held presidential elections on November 3. Since the beginning of the election campaign, the president of the United States, Donald Trump, has been concerned about fraud of the postal vote.

Since Election Day, the Republican camp has repeatedly accused Democrats of trying to steal the election. However, Republicans so far have not presented any evidence of allegations of voter fraud.

Ellen Weintraub told CNN on Saturday morning local time that central, local and election officials across the country have worked very hard. The way the selection was made; There are very few complaints.

He said there have been very few realistic accusations. No evidence of electoral fraud was found. No evidence of invalid vote was found. In fact, you don’t just have to listen to me. Because ordinary people across the country, neutral election experts are monitoring the electoral process. People across the country have seen how the elections went.

Wintrob said there was no evidence of voter fraud in the elections. Nothing was presented with the charges as proof of forgery.

We have never had to wait for the results of the US elections since 2000. The country’s presidential elections were held last Tuesday, but the count is not over yet. Because a record number of 100 million people in the country have voted in advance this time.

Out of a total of 24 crore of voters in the country, 19 crore registered to vote in the elections. Due to the coronavirus epidemic, the number of early votes in the country was higher this time to avoid public meetings.

Thousands of votes have yet to be counted. The two rivals are Alaska (3 electoral college votes), Nevada (6 electoral college votes), Pennsylvania (20), North Carolina (15) and Georgia (18). Among the five states, Joe Biden leads in Nevada, Pennsylvania and Georgia. Also ahead of Alaska and North Carolina is Donald Trump.

Democrat Joe Biden received 284 electoral votes and Republican candidate Joe Biden received 214 electoral votes. But with Nevada, Pennsylvania and Georgia leading the way, Joe Biden will sit on the bench in the White House.

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