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The US media predicted that Biden will win the election and enter the White House. Trump is still unwilling to admit defeat. His team has filed lawsuits in several key states. He threatened to recount the votes in Wisconsin. Now local officials have calculated the corresponding expenses, up to US $ 7.9 million (approximately NT $ 225 million) and must be paid in advance.
The US media predicted on the 4th that Biden would get 10 electoral votes in the transitional state of Wisconsin. Trump’s team threatened to recount the votes in Wisconsin. Reuters reported that according to Edison Research, Wisconsin With 99% of the vote, Biden won with 0.7%, which is equivalent to a gap of 20,000 votes.
Under Wisconsin law, because Biden’s profit margin is less than 1% but greater than 0.25%, Trump, who has the second-highest number of votes, has the right to request a recount, but must pay the fee for advanced.
Wisconsin Elections Commission official Meagan Wolfe announced yesterday (16) that after careful estimation, the cost to re-inspect Wisconsin’s 3.2 million ballots is approximately $ 7.9 million.
He said that to comply with social distancing, the cost of re-controlling the votes in this general election is much higher than it was four years ago, and there is extra spending on the space, but they have not received any request for a recount yet.
Jenna Ellis, the Trump team’s legal counsel, said the team is still reviewing local violations in Wisconsin and will be open to any judicial means in the future.
CNN noted that to reverify tickets, Trump’s team must request and pay the fare no later than 5 p.m. local time on the 18th, and the counting procedure must be before Dec. 1. Completed In accordance with Wisconsin State Law, that day is also the last day that the Wisconsin Elections Commission will certify the election results.
Additionally, the New York Post cited the Atlanta Journal-Constitution as a report that elections officials in Floyd County, Georgia failed to load the ballots onto the memory card, resulting in 2,600 votes lost, but still not was enough to reverse the election results, it could only reduce the gap of 14,000 votes that Biden led.
(Zhongshi News Network)
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