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Outgoing President Donald Trump
Bild: AP
In a phone call, Donald Trump urged the responsible secretary of state to change the outcome of the election. Democrats want federal police to investigate the outgoing president.
northAfter Donald Trump called for a change in the election results in the state of Georgia, Democrats want to launch FBI investigations into the outgoing president. Trump’s call to responsible Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger contained calls for violations of electoral laws, Congressmen Ted Lieu and Kathleen Rice argued in a letter to FBI Federal Police Chief Christopher Wray.
A recording of the hour-long conversation was released on Sunday. Trump said, among other things, that he wanted 11,780 votes found for the state to go to him. “It can’t be that I lost Georgia.” Democrats Lieu and Rice emphasized: “The evidence of Trump’s electoral fraud has now come to light.” A Democrat from the Georgia Elections Commission, David Worley, also called for a Fake investigation.
Planned disruptive action
Democrat Joe Biden won in Georgia in the November 3 election with just under 12,000 votes. As in other states, Trump’s side spoke of electoral fraud, but was unable to present any evidence of it. The results were counted twice in Georgia, so the end result changed only slightly. Raffensperger reiterated that no evidence of widespread voter fraud had been discovered.
Before Biden’s inauguration on January 20, the results of the individual statements must be certified in Congress on Wednesday. Some Republicans in the House and Senate have announced that they will appeal the results of individual states during the proceedings. Disruptive action may delay confirmation of Biden’s election victory by a few hours, but it has no prospect of changing anything in the election outcome.
