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Despite President Donald Trump’s promise to move forward with efforts to overturn the election results, American judges have consistently dismissed his legal challenges. The Trump administration has not achieved any real success in the case filed in court as there is no evidence of voter fraud. However, most political analysts believe that vote rigging does not exist.
Earlier this week, Trump and his Republican supporters were defeated or ousted in a lawsuit filed in four separate states to block the election results. Meanwhile, the president of the United States, Donald Trump, went to the courts of Pennsylvania and the judge rebuked him severely. The court called his lawsuit a “Frankenstein monster.” Matthew Brann, a district judge in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, made the remarks after dismissing Trump’s lawsuit last Saturday. Experts say Trump will not succeed in preventing President-elect Joe Biden from taking power. But the repetition of his baseless claims has eroded public confidence in the country’s electoral system and sparked the idea among Trump supporters that Biden will be an illegitimate president.
Election challenge for Republicans in six states
Arizona: The Arizona Republican Party tried to block the election results in Mericopa, the most populous county in the state. Officials, however, said the audit, which had already been completed by the county under the court order, found no evidence of voter fraud. A judge on Thursday rejected a Republican proposal to postpone the election results and rejected the party’s legal challenge to recount the ballots.
Georgia: Georgia’s vote in the recount also went to Biden. Biden won a fierce battle in the state, one of the battlefields in the American elections. However, Trump complained about vote manipulation there. He subsequently filed a lawsuit requesting the postponement of the count and demanded the recount of votes. Although Bhat was recounted in accordance with that demand, the Republicans were not the last to be saved.
Michigan: Despite Democratic candidate Joe Biden’s victory in the state, Trump’s field has been accused of vote rigging. However, the Secretary of State has declared that this accusation is completely unfounded. The Michigan Republican Party has called for a two-week postponement of the “certification” of the vote. The party has already written to the local electoral board. The Michigan State Department rejected requests for a vote recount in a large county.
Nevada: A Nevada court has already rejected a request from the President of the United States, Donald Trump, and the Republican Party to recount the votes. The request was made to monitor the electoral process in a region called Clark County and look for counts. In a separate lawsuit, a voting watchdog group led by a former Conservative legislator has filed a petition requesting a statewide postponement of the vote. The date of the hearing was set for December 1.
Pennsylvania: Republican demands have been dropped in Pennsylvania, the battlefield of the US presidential election. A state court on Saturday dismissed a lawsuit brought by Trump on allegations of vote rigging. Stakeholders believe that Trump’s latest attempt to change the overall result of the vote failed because the case was thrown out in Pennsylvania. Although the state previously requested a postponement of the vote ‘certification’, Republicans have not been able to present any evidence in court to support the request. However, the Trump camp has said it will appeal against the verdict.
Wisconsin: Biden won the election with 20,600 votes. But Wisconsin, like other states, has been counting votes since Friday in the wake of Trump’s accusations. However, the two counties in the state where the recount takes place are known as the Democratic bases.
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