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REJECTED: The lawsuit, to reject election results in Georgia, among other places, did not work for supporters of Donald Trump. Photo: Jonathan Ernst / X90178
Donald Trump’s hopes of changing the outcome of the election and preventing Joe Biden from being named the new president have received another powerful blow to the arm.
The Supreme Court rejects the lawsuit, led by the state of Texas, to reject the election results in four tipping states. Write Reuters.
The lawsuit, which was supported by authorities in 17 states, asked the Supreme Court to invalidate the elections in Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. The argument of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who started it all, was that the legislative changes that were introduced in these states to facilitate voting are illegal.
The lawsuit was supported by Donald Trumps and 126 of 196 Republicans in Congress, according to NBC. The president has called this, one of the many demands in his process to reverse the electoral results, as “the great thing.”
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However, the Supreme Court has concluded that Texas cannot by law challenge or intervene in how other states conduct elections, writes CBS.
Biden’s spokesman, Michael Gwin, writes in a statement that the Supreme Court has swiftly and decisively rejected attacks by Trump and his allies on the democratic process, and that it was no surprise that unfounded attempts to deny that Trump lost the election failed. they were successful.
– The clear winner of the election of future President Biden will be ratified on Monday and will be installed as president on January 20, writes Gwin.
The lawsuit is likely the last hope for Trump and his supporters before voters in every state officially cast their votes on Monday.
The lawsuit was supported by 17 states that Trump won: Missouri, Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah and Virginia. Western.
This is Trump’s second loss this week, after a federal judge rejected a request by Republicans in the state to stop approving the election result in Pennsylvania.
The Supreme Court has a conservative majority, but that didn’t help the incumbent Republican president.
