– It will be very difficult – VG

The election thriller continues to roll in the United States and now haunts President Donald Trump’s chances of winning. On Friday morning, his preliminary lead in Georgia was cut by more than half, and hours later, Biden turned it around and took the lead. If Biden wins here, it will be very difficult for Trump to get enough voters.

Several states have proven extremely stable, and since Election Day the Trump campaign has threatened a series of lawsuits in Pennsylvania, Georgia, Michigan, Arizona, and Nevada. Biden is in the race for election drama with 253 voters to Trump’s 213. Which means that Biden is now very close to winning.

This is the status of the various demands that the Trump campaign has presented:

• It was long ago announced that Pennsylvania it would be a crucial piece. The votes are still being counted and Biden is constantly taking on Trump. On Wednesday, the Trump campaign filed a lawsuit here, alleging that its election observers did not see the vote count clearly enough. This request was granted Thursday by a judge. Subsequently, the Trump campaign filed a new lawsuit to completely stop the counting of votes in Pennsylvania, but this was not granted by the court.
• Along with the Georgia Republican Party, the Trump campaign filed lawsuits in Chatham County on Wednesday. Georgia. This with the desire to direct the county to collect, store and account for all ballots received after the state’s deadline on Election Day. The county judge dismissed the lawsuit Thursday morning, citing lack of evidence that the aforementioned ballots were received after the deadline.
• I Michigan The Trump campaign filed a lawsuit Wednesday, calling for an immediate halt to the vote count. They claimed that election observers were denied close access at various locations in Detroit. A Michigan judge ruled Thursday afternoon that it would reject the application, largely because the census is complete. The formal decision here is expected to come Friday afternoon.
• The Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee filed a lawsuit Thursday Arizona. This request concerns the use of “Sharpies” on ballots in various regions of the state. The background of the lawsuit is a woman who has claimed that a voting machine did not read her vote correctly, after she was given a “Sharpie” to fill out her ballot at the voting table.
• On Thursday, the Tump campaign announced that they will also file lawsuits in Nevada. This is based on alleged vote fraud, and they claim that irregularities have characterized the elections in, among other things, the Clark County area. This includes lax procedures for authenticating votes by mail and more than 3,000 instances of unqualified people casting their votes.

Can lawsuits have consequences?

Yes. But according to the AP news agency, legal experts say today that a lawsuit that may ultimately change the outcome must come from a state that is absolutely decisive for who wins. The difference between the sums of votes of the candidates must also be less than the ballots at stake in the lawsuit. None of the conditions have been met yet.

US Agder University associate professor and expert Alf Tomas Tønnessen believes that the counting pattern during the elections is now frustrating for Trump.

– When the much-talked about postal votes are finally counted, he loses his leadership. You probably understand that it works this way, but it gives the impression that it is illegal. It is abnormal to lose leadership in this way.

– it will be very difficult

He says Trump now has a tougher task ahead of him than 20 years ago. At that time it was only Florida what it represented, now there are several states.

– With these demands, Trump hopes that there will be a unifying case, which in principle continues with the vote by mail. That the Supreme Court in a general decision will reject these votes, says Tønnessen.

– But can Trump get away with this?

– If it had been a State on which it depended, and on which it could be proven that there had been electoral fraud, yes. But it is difficult, and it will be very difficult for Trump to overcome it.