A demand by Trump to stop the counting of votes in this state

Things did not stop only in Wisconsin, after the confusion that occurred there and the President of the United States, Donald Trump, requested a recount in him after reports of irregularities in his provinces, the Republican candidate for the presidential elections of the United States Unidos has returned and announced that its campaign has filed a lawsuit to stop Michigan’s vote count.

In details, the US president’s campaign revealed that “he was prevented from monitoring the number of votes in some areas of the state, confirming Trump’s commitment to count all legal votes in the United States.”

In turn, campaign director Bill Stephen said in a statement that “he has not been given adequate access to various vote counting centers to monitor the progress of the count, which is guaranteed by Michigan law.”

He continued: “Today we filed a lawsuit with a Michigan court to stop the counting of votes before we are concretely given access. We also demand that the ballot that was opened be analyzed and counted during the period in which we did not have access. “.

Michigan is an undecided state in which voting results play a special role in presidential elections.

The progress results available so far indicate that Trump’s rival, the Democratic candidate Joe Biden, in this state, who gives 16 of the votes of the electoral college delegates, has advanced 49.7% compared to 48.8 % of the Republican candidate.

This came after Trump hinted that the results of the Senate elections were rigged in the same state.

It is noteworthy that Bill Stepin, the campaign manager of US President Donald Trump, had revealed that “the president will request a recount of votes in Wisconsin, following reports of irregularities in his provinces.”

“The polls, which he called” ridiculous, “were used as a tactic to suppress voters, Stephen added, adding that the state of Wisconsin was a poor race, noting that” there are reports of irregularities occurring in various counties of Wisconsin that raise serious questions about The results are correct, “as he said.

And he continued, “President Trump was wrong by a wide margin in the level of votes that allows him to request a recount, and we will do so immediately.”

The Edison Research Center, which specializes in monitoring US elections, reported that Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden won 49.4% to Trump’s 48.8% after counting 99% of Wisconsin’s votes.

In addition, the official of the Supreme Committee in Wisconsin announced that “the counting and counting processes are carried out with transparency and integrity under the monitoring of the representatives of the two campaigns, and everyone can follow the progress of the projection on air, indicating that it is an arduous process, “he said.