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WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump said on Saturday (November 7) that his campaign will begin challenging the results of the American elections in court next week after the media called for the race for Democrat Joe Biden, saying that “This election is far from over.”
“We all know why Joe Biden is rushing to pose as the winner, and why his media allies are trying to help him: they don’t want the truth exposed,” he said in a statement. “The simple fact is that this election is far from over.”
Trump has repeatedly made unsubstantiated claims of election fraud.
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Trump also stressed that the states had not yet certified the results. However, the near-complete results issued by each state showed an insurmountable advantage for Biden, allowing the network’s news channels to call out the overall result, as they do in each election.
Biden’s projected victory came after four days of scathing suspense over the outcome of Tuesday’s election, with the counting of votes in a handful of states on the battlefield due to an avalanche of mail-in ballots.
Ahead of the projection of Biden’s victory and with Trump’s chances of reelection fading as more votes were counted, the president launched an extraordinary assault on the country’s democratic process from the White House on Thursday, falsely claiming he was being robbed. the elections.
Without offering proof, Trump attacked poll workers and alleged fraud in states where the results of a dwindling set of uncounted votes brought Biden closer to victory.
“This is a case where they are trying to steal an election,” Trump said Thursday.
