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US President Donald Trump has filed nearly 50 lawsuits against the defeat of the presidential election, but so far only one case has emerged in the second trial. As of day 3, there were 35 court sentences, which are 1 victory and 34 losses. Trump’s presidential field appears to be expecting a major revolt after bringing the issue of illegal elections to the Federal Supreme Court. Reporter Park Cheol-won reports. The Donald Trump presidential election camp is fighting a large-scale lawsuit, saying the presidential election held on 3 last month was an unfair election. As of day 3, the court ruling has been rendered in at least 35 cases among the piles of lawsuits filed in six competing states, including Pennsylvania. Of these, only one case was won by President Trump. It was unfair for the Pennsylvania Court of Appeals to extend the verification period for voters who vote by mail two days before Election Day. The remaining 34 cases were dismissed or dropped in state court, with CNN reporting that they ranged from 1 to 34 in total. Despite these small achievements, President Trump still clings to claims that this is a large-scale planned election. President Trump’s legal team is moving the case to a higher court despite successive losses. This is because conservative justices expect a dramatic change in the dominant Federal Supreme Court. Attorney Rudy Giuliani, who leads President Trump’s legal team, says that regardless of the outcome, the swift lower court ruling gives him time to go to the Supreme Court. By the 8th, the United States must establish an electoral group in each state and resolve all legal disputes over the presidential election. He is paying attention to whether it will be possible to find a clue to reverse the situation by bringing the issue of unfair elections to the Federal Supreme Court in accordance with the strategy of President Trump’s side. This is YTN Park Cheolwon.
