Election dispute in the US: Supreme Court rejects Trump’s side



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The allies of the President of the United States have been defeated in the Supreme Court in an attempt to invalidate millions of votes from Pennsylvania.

The Supreme Court has rejected a motion by several Republicans to prohibit the state of Pennsylvania from formally recognizing Joe Biden's victory.

The Supreme Court has rejected a motion by several Republicans to prohibit the state of Pennsylvania from formally recognizing Joe Biden’s victory.

Photo: Patrick Semansky (Keystone)

Donald Trump’s side suffered another defeat in the legal battle against the lost presidential election, this time in the United States Supreme Court. The Washington Supreme Court on Tuesday night rejected a motion for an injunction designed by Republican Trump and his supporters to overturn Democrat Joe Biden’s victory in the US state of Pennsylvania. In the short decision, the court did not comment on the reasons. There were also no votes against the nine judges.

Trump has been claiming since the Nov. 3 election that massive fraud stole his victory. So far, neither he nor his lawyers have been able to provide convincing evidence. Since then, lawsuits have been dismissed in various states in more than three dozen cases. Attorney General William Barr also said last week that he had no evidence of fraud on a scale that would alter the outcome.

Pennsylvania had already certified the election result on November 23. The applicants wanted the certification revoked. State attorneys had warned the Supreme Court against such a “dramatic” move. They argued: “No court has ever issued an order invalidating the governor’s confirmation of the results of a presidential election.

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