US Elections and Texas Appeal Denied: Hopes for Trump

Published on: 12/12/2020 07:10 AM

The The Supreme Court of the United States did not accept the appeal of Texas invalidate the election results in the four key states that beat Joe Biden, in fact Burning Donald Trump’s last hopes of reversing his electoral defeat. It is shortly stated that the state of Texas has no legal right to challenge “the manner in which another state conducts its election.”

In the same way, all the motions that had been presented in support of Texas by 18 Republican-led states and up to 126 Republican deputies are dismissed. In recent days, the court had similarly rejected an appeal by Pennsylvania Republicans to overturn Biden’s victory in the state, where he won by an 81,000 vote lead.

“The Supreme Court has decisively and swiftly rejected the latest attack by Donald Trump and his allies on the democratic process.” So Joe Biden’s campaign spokesman, Michael Gwin, comments on the Supreme Court decision. A ruling, the spokesman continued, which “is not a surprise: dozens of judges, election officials from both parties and Trump’s own justice minister have rejected his unfounded attempts to deny that he lost the election.” “The clear victory of the president-elect will be ratified by the Electoral College on Monday and he will take office on January 20,” concluded Gwin.