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The issue of the presidential elections in the United States and its evolution, especially in the number of appeals and lawsuits filed by President Donald Trump, continues to attract great attention from the US and international media alike.
Although the results of the US presidential elections have been announced and won by Democratic candidate Joe Biden, they are not official, as the final ones will be released in the coming weeks after a process called “verification.”
The details of this vetting process vary from state to state, but the primary goal of officials, who are called “commissioners,” is to check the gross numbers reported by constituencies and verify that they are accurate and complete.
The process begins at the county or municipal level, and a state official or council reviews certifications and validates state vote totals, according to the New York Times.
If the states ratify the results before the December 8 deadline, they are highly reliable and far from any challenge to their veracity.
In some states, each county may have ratified its findings, but they are not listed as complete until officials sign the state mandate.
The US newspaper “New York Times” had revealed the list of states that approved the results of the vote, as Donald Trump won 7 states, namely Idaho, Wyoming, South Dakota, Oklahoma, Louisiana, South Carolina and Florida While the vote for Joe Biden was decided in four states, which are Vermont, Virginia, Georgia and Delaware.
Trump’s share of approved electoral votes in the states that approved the results was 63 out of 232 electoral college votes, while Biden received 35 out of 306.
On Saturday, a federal judge rejected a lawsuit brought by the Trump campaign aimed at disqualifying millions of votes cast by mail in Pennsylvania.
Judge Matthew Bran, who issued the ruling, described the case as based on “unfounded legal arguments and allegations based on speculation.”
Republican Michigan officials also asked the state election commission on Saturday to delay the certification of the presidential election result for a period of 14 days, to allow the ballots of the state’s largest counties to be verified.
The committee, which includes two Democrats and two Republicans, will meet on November 23 to validate the results.
A Nevada judge rejected a motion to stop validating the results of next week’s state election, which shows President-elect Biden is ahead of Trump in Nevada by more than 33,000 votes.
And in Georgia, a Trump-appointed judge turned down a request from conservative attorney Lynnwood to stop certifying Biden’s victory in the state.
The lawsuit alleges that Georgia election officials improperly changed the way they treated absentee ballots – that is, voters who did not attend polling stations and voted in other ways, including by mail, the Internet, or agents.
An Arizona judge responded with a Republican-backed lawsuit aimed at preventing Arizona state officials from certifying Biden’s victory in the state, as Phoenix State Judge John Hana said he had rejected a request from the Republican Party of Arizona to issue a court order prohibiting ratification by the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors. Results for the county where the majority of Arizona residents live.
Trump and his allies lost 3 lawsuits Thursday as part of their efforts to prevent President-elect Biden from taking office, while US President Rudy Giuliani’s attorney confirmed the fraud in several states.
Giuliani emphasized that Democrats relied on a systematic plan to manipulate election results in major cities, saying, “There was a systematic plan to carry out infractions and fraud during presidential elections, especially in major cities run by Democrats and well-known historically for corruption cases like Philadelphia, which has been known for fraud for the last 60 years. ” .
For his part, Biden’s advisor, lawyer Joe Boyer, resolved the controversy that existed in the last hours about Trump’s possibilities to reverse the electoral results and change them in his favor through the lawsuits he filed to challenge the electoral results. in more than one US state, as it confirmed that Trump’s legal team lost 28 cases. Judicial within 17 days.
Bauer emphasized that Trump was trying to destroy the assets that nurture democracy, but did not do so, as the laws appeared to be solid and strong.
Boer recalled that the Department of Homeland Security, which Trump sought to influence, had resolved the controversy and said that “their allegations of fraud are false and that the elections were the safest and fairest in the history of the United States.”
