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Trump returned with a string of undocumented allegations of voter fraud in his speech Friday night. People who support the president have gathered outside of polling stations in various states.
– There is enormous corruption in several states and fraud with the vote by mail. I said this was going to happen, said Donald Trump.
They demonstrate against the vote-by-mail vote counting and demand that the count stop. There is no evidence of electoral fraud.
A member of the far-right group Boogaloo Bois was seen with a semi-automatic weapon during a demonstration in Phoenix, Arizona, according to Reuters.
Boogaloo Bois is linked to an attempt to kidnap Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.
Police have just detained an armed group that was going to attack the counting facility in Philadelphia, reports NTB.
According to the 6ABC television channel, an armed group came driving from Virginia to attack the electoral college. The channel reports that at least one person has been arrested and that weapons have been seized.
The outcome of the Pennsylvania election is unclear and the count is still going on.
In the first televised debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden, Trump made a statement to one of the extremist groups that support him.
“Take a step back, but be prepared,” Trump said then.
In Nevada, several have come together to support Trump.
Also in Wisconsin, Trump supporters gather in the streets.
In Phoenix, several have been seen with weapons.
Democrats demand all tent votes
In Philadelphia, Gabriel Bayard has fought to remove Donald Trump from the White House. Bayard doesn’t think Trump will get anywhere with his demands, but he dares not take anything up front.
June and Dianne are also not eager for Trump to succeed.
– We believe in the American system. The Supreme Court of our own state has ruled that we can count the votes that arrive up to three days after the election. You can’t steal an election that way. You have to stick to the rules of the game, June says.
CONCERNED: Gabriel Bayard doesn’t think Donald Trump can stop the vote counting.
June and her friend Dianne aren’t particularly concerned that Donald Trump will get anywhere with the lawsuits.
Ann couldn’t bear to hear Trump’s speech. She has heard enough from the president.
Demonstrations have been held since Donald Trump filed a lawsuit to stop the voting. They started among Democrats demanding that all votes be counted.
In Portland, Oregon, authorities deployed the National Guard to stop the demonstrations. Several were arrested.
There are demonstrations in several major cities, including Los Angeles, Detroit, Portland, Washington, Miami, Philadelphia, and Phoenix.
About 100 Trump supporters showed up in front of voting centers in Arizona, Labor writes.
They paused to listen to Trump’s speech and applauded when he claimed that the Republicans would win Arizona. The Labor Party has already declared the state to Biden.
Silvio Curtis holds up a placard demanding a democratic decision in the elections, during a demonstration against Trump’s demand to stop the count in Los Angeles.
Protests for all votes to be counted are taking place in various parts of the country. Here in Texas.
Also in Boston, large crowds have gathered.
In Philadelphia, a large banner has been displayed with the slogan “count all votes.”
Accuses Trump of undermining democracy
Election observers from the OSCE, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, write in their report on the elections to the president of the United States, Donald Trump, for weakening American democracy with his unfounded accusations of electoral fraud.
Election observers have followed the election in the United States at the invitation of the US authorities and write in their report that the election has been “well managed, despite logistical challenges.”
Counting all the votes is a very common and necessary part of the democratic process.
Photo: NRK
Concerned for your own safety
The Federal Elections Commission of the United States is concerned about its employees who work in the polling stations where the demonstrations take place, reports AP.
“My wife and mother are very concerned about me, but that won’t stop me from counting votes,” Joe Gloria told the Labor Party, which counts votes in Nevada.
The Republican Party in Nevada has provided a list of 3,062 cases of what they believe to be voter fraud to Attorney General William Barr. The party believes it has identified several thousand people who have voted in Nevada after moving out of state.
The party wrote on Twitter that its lawyers sent a call to the Justice Department to set up an investigation into what they believe to be voter fraud in Nevada.
