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Jakarta, CNN Indonesia –
Campaign Team Senior Advisor Joe biden, Bob Bauer assessed the camp demand Donald trump counting votes for the 2020 U.S. presidential election in Wisconsin is unclear.
“I have to take note at first, after declaring victory in Wisconsin last night, the president is now asking for a recount, so his message is a bit confusing,” Bauer said in an interview with the Washington Post on Wednesday (4 / eleven).
Bauer also claims that Biden, who just announced that he won Wisconsin, will get 270 electoral votes as the threshold to win the presidential election.
In fact, he said Trump had lost in several states that are now determining the race for electoral votes, even though there has been no official announcement from each region.
“Day [Trump] lost in Wisconsin, lost in Michigan, lost in Pennsylvania, lost in Arizona, I can name a few things, like the congressional district in Nebraska. He also lost to Joe Biden as he had won before, and now he’s suddenly asking for a recount, “Bauer said.
“I think it is quite clear that since last night and today, the President understands that he is in a different position,” he said.
“Day [Trump] trying to reverse this defeat and try to turn it into legal action, into victory, “he continued, quoted from CNN.
Donald Trump’s group previously said it would immediately request a recount in the state of Wisconsin because it believed there had been reports of violations in the 2020 U.S. presidential election.
“There have been reports of violations in various areas of the state of Wisconsin that raise serious questions about the validity of the results,” Donald Trump’s campaign manager Bill Stepien said Wednesday.
“The president is on the threshold of asking for a recount and we will do it soon,” he continued.
Still, CNN said the law of Wisconsin election participants could not reapply or file a petition until the Wisconsin Elections Commission completed reports from local election officials.
AFP says Wisconsin is one of the few states where the 2020 U.S. presidential election is nearly the same.
According to projection data from The New York Times, Trump scored lower than Biden in Wisconsin. Trump is projected to get 48.8 percent, while Joe Biden is far ahead at 49.4 percent.
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