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Since Joe Biden was declared the winner of the election, President Donald Trump has maintained that there has been widespread electoral fraud in several states.
Since Election Night Nov. 3, Georgia has been one of the states that Trump has claimed has been widespread voter fraud, and more than 250 cases related to state presidential elections are now being investigated.
Gabriel Sterling, a high-ranking election official and head of Georgia’s voting system, is now cracking down on the president, urging him to condemn the violent threats and harassment of people who work in elections.
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– Mr President, you have not condemned the language or the actions. This must end. We need you to stand up, and if you want to be a leader, you have to lead, he said in a speech, according to The New York Times.
Sterling further says that it appears that Trump has likely lost the state of Georgia.
– We are investigating. There is always the possibility, I understand, you have the right to go to court. What you do not have the right to, and must defend, stop inspiring people to commit possible acts of violence.
– Some will be injured. Someone is going to get shot. Someone is going to be killed, he said, according to The New York Times, which reproduced his speech.
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No evidence of voter fraud was found
U.S. Attorney General William Barr on Tuesday rejected the allegations by his own boss, U.S. President Donald Trump, and said the Justice Department has found no evidence of widespread electoral fraud that could change the outcome. of the elections.
In an interview with the AP news agency, he says that prosecutors and FBI agents have worked to follow up on specific complaints and information they have received, but have not discovered evidence that could change the outcome of the elections.
To date, we have not found electoral fraud on a scale that may have affected the outcome of the elections, he says.
Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer says he assumes Attorney General Barr will be the next to be fired by President Donald Trump, “as he now says there is no electoral fraud,” according to HuffPost reporter Michael McAuliff.
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I found “a lot” of evidence
Shortly after Attorney General Barr’s statement, Donald Trump’s personal attorney Rudy Giuliani is said to have issued a statement claiming that he had found “a lot” of evidence of voter fraud.
“With the utmost respect for the Attorney General, it appears that his opinion has no knowledge or investigation of significant wrongdoing and evidence of systemic fraud,” Giuliani wrote in the statement Tuesday night, according to the New York Times.
