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“My edge has mysteriously disappeared,” US President Donald Trump wrote on Twitter local time on Wednesday morning.
The US president spoke for the first time since his statement to the White House that evening and also posted three microblogging posts. Two of these were flagged by Twitter and only made available after their warning.
In the first post, Trump put it this way: “Last night I led in several Member States, almost all led and controlled by Democrats, often with very certain superiority. Then this leadership, one by one, began to mysteriously disappear as the votes began to count. This is very strange, the pollsters are completely and historically wrong ”.
Last night he was leading, often solidly, in many key states, in almost all cases controlled and controlled by the Democrats. Then one by one, they began to magically disappear as the surprise dumps were counted. VERY STRANGE, and the “pollsters” got it completely and historically wrong!
– Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 4, 2020
In another post, also marked by Twitter, the president stated:
“All of this is reason enough to go to court. Looking at this, no decent person can say that this is normal and not a cause for concern. “.
WHAT IS ALL THIS? https://t.co/6487pYLZnL
– Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 4, 2020
Trump also released a post by conservative communications and political adviser Matt Mackowiak, showing a map showing that 100 percent of the newly counted votes justify Biden’s victory. Twitter also flagged this post.
On Wednesday morning, Bill Stepien, the president’s election campaign manager, held a press conference. He explained that the necessary legal measures will be taken to count the votes legally cast. “If all legally cast votes are counted, we win, the president reaps the victoryStepien said.
In Philadelphia on Wednesday morning, federal judge Timothy Savage did not accept a Republican complaint that in one of Pennsylvania’s counties, voters had the opportunity to correct their votes cast in the letter.
Republicans have asked that these votes be ignored. Among others, they argued that the Pennsylvania Constitutional Court also ruled that the law prohibits counties from allowing voters in a letter to correct their votes.
„I’m not sure about that. In fact, it has been said, or has been said, that the electoral commission has no obligation to do so. Wasn’t it the intention of the legislators to ensure and not deprive voters of the right to vote?The judge asked. The Republican argument is that “it is not a question of revoking the right to vote in this case, but of not being able to correct votes unless the electoral law authorizes it.”
At Wednesday’s court hearing, Lee Poltysiak, a spokesman for the Pennsylvania county in question, said he was aware that 93 ballots had been “processed,” that is, corrected. He added: Votes are currently being counted in a locked room under constant supervision.
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