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After the US presidential election, incumbent Donald Trump went to court in the state of Pennsylvania to stop the vote counting. Trump’s campaign team said they wanted to suspend the count by filing a lawsuit. The campaign team spoke of a lack of “transparency” in polling stations.
The incumbent also wants to question the outcome in the state of Wisconsin. Trump will immediately demand a recount of the votes, said his campaign manager Bill Stepien. There have been reports of irregularities in several counties in Wisconsin. Therefore, there are “serious doubts about the validity of the results.” Various US media reported that challenger Joe Biden won the state.
Trump has also gone to court against another vote recount in the state of Michigan. His campaign team said they had asked a court to stop the count. Michigan in the Midwest is one of the few states that does not have a post-election winner. At the moment, Biden is ahead.
Stepien said the president’s team had not been given “meaningful access” to many Michigan polling stations to see the vote count. Until that changes, the count must stop. The ballots, which were opened and counted in the absence of Trump’s election observers, also had to be reviewed. Michigan, with its 16 voters, plays a key role in the bitterly led presidential race.
