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US President Donald Trump tweeted on Thursday saying, “Stop counting votes,” while his campaign said in a statement that it intends to issue an announcement at a press conference in Las Vegas today at Thursday. 11:30 EST (16:30 local time). Greenwich), as the state presidential election votes are still being counted.
Trump added in another tweet: “Any vote cast after Election Day will not be counted.”
And “Twitter” warned against Trump’s tweet about not counting votes that come after Election Day because they are “controversial and can be misleading.”
“We got a great legal victory in the Pennsylvania case,” the Trump campaign said.
ANY VOTE GIVEN AFTER ELECTION DAY WILL NOT BE COUNTED!
– Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 5, 2020
Fox News reported that the Trump campaign, which has already filed lawsuits in Michigan and Pennsylvania to stop the counting of votes, plans to file a lawsuit alleging vote manipulation in Nevada.
The campaign requested a recount in Wisconsin.
According to the statement, the press conference will be attended by Richard Grenell, a former intelligence official, former Nevada federal prosecutor Adam Laxalt, and Matt Schlapp, president of the Conservative Union of America.
President Trump’s campaign has filed a lawsuit in Nevada against the out-of-state vote count.
The results of the US presidential elections are still pending, awaiting results in some major states where the ballots are counted, while the intensity of the competition does not allow speculation about the winner on the ballot.
Each state grants a certain number of voters, but the Democratic candidate, Joe Biden, is enough for him to get at least one vote from those states, Nevada, to become the 46th president of the United States of America.
Based on the results announced so far, Joe Biden had 264 voters and Donald Trump 214.
The candidate is supposed to get 270 votes to enter the White House, which means that Joe Biden is only 6 votes away from reaching the end of the race.
It has not yet been determined who will vote for the top three voters in Alaska, but no Democrat has won a victory in this state in decades and the result of the vote is beyond question.
Thus, four crucial states remain: Nevada, Georgia, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina.
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