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According to several US authorities, last week’s elections were the safest in history. While Trump still dreams of an election victory, Republicans are also asking Biden to see intelligence documents.
Despite Democrat Joe Biden’s victory in the US presidential election, incumbent Donald Trump has not yet given up hope of remaining in the White House. “Of course he thinks he still has a chance,” Kayleigh McEnany, speaking on behalf of the White House and Trump’s campaign team, said on Fox News.
Biden was declared the winner of the presidential election on Saturday based on polls and vote counts by the US media. So far, Trump has refused to admit defeat and has presented himself as the victim of massive electoral fraud. Trump’s lawyers have filed lawsuits in several states, but have not provided any evidence of large-scale electoral fraud or errors.
US authorities: no evidence of fraud
Several US authorities announced late at night that the November 3 elections were the safest in US history. The ballots were not erased or lost, according to a joint statement from various security agencies issued by the US cybersecurity agency.
There is no evidence that the November 3 elections were rigged in any way. In doing so, they rejected accusations of election fraud made by US President Donald Trump. “We have every confidence in the safety and correctness of our choice and you should too.”
Biden got more than 5.3 million more votes than Trump
Biden already has more than the 270 voters needed for an election victory, although not even every state has declared the winner.
According to preliminary results, more than 77.8 million voters have voted for him, about 5.3 million more than for Trump. Those responsible for the election in the state of Georgia are convinced that the ordered manual recount will hardly change the outcome. Biden is ahead with more than 14,000 votes.
Republicans: Biden reportedly has access to intelligence information
Trump’s blocking stance in dealing with his elected successor has now also drawn criticism from some Republicans. Several party senators asked that Biden receive intelligence reports. Texas Senator John Cornyn, a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, said he saw no justification for hiding this information from the Democrat. His colleagues Chuck Grassley and Lindsey Graham, one of Trump’s closest confidants, made similar statements.
It is true that Republicans in the Senate campaigned for Biden to have access to confidential matters related to national security. But they did not acknowledge his victory in the presidential election with reference to Trump’s unfounded allegations of voter fraud. Missouri Senator Josh Hawley said Biden should continue with those intelligence reports that Biden had already received as a candidate. In the meantime, controversial issues must be clarified.
