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Voter ballots from different states will then be sent to Washington DC, which will be counted in Congress on January 8. Even at this stage, Donald Trump and his close associates may try to change the outcome of the vote once again. However, like the others, this attempt is expected to fail.
But Trump is still reluctant to accept defeat. In an interview with Fox News last Saturday, President Trump said: ‘The game is not over. We will move on. ‘ It didn’t stop there, it also caught the Supreme Court by surprise on Sunday. He is furious at the Supreme Court for dismissing a lawsuit brought by Texas.
Whatever it is, the presidential election process will not be stopped by these activities of Donald Trump. The newly elected President of the United States, Joe Biden, is scheduled to address the electorate today. Despite the outgoing president’s propaganda, Biden is expected to call the unit again.
Although it seems that the drama will not end with this. Because, Donald Trump and his associates have decided not to move from their position. Meanwhile, some Republican leaders have urged Trump not to make a statement acknowledging defeat after Monday’s Electoral College meeting. They want to use the constitutional formalities that will be held on January 8. Republicans in the House of Representatives that day wanted to debate the issue and the widely expressed demand for voter fraud. As a last resort, they are expected to try to cancel the Electoral College vote.
Under the United States Constitution, if a member of the House of Representatives or the Senate files a written objection to the electoral vote, it will be presented separately in both houses of the legislature. However, it is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving office.
