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As the presidential race continues in full swing in the United States, the superiority of Democratic candidate Joe Biden has emerged in recent hours. In his first statement, Donald Trump, the president of the United States and presidential candidate of the Republican Party, who said that he would ask the Supreme Court to stop voting by mail, had asked on Twitter for ‘Stop the count’. “The votes that come in after Election Day will not be counted!” Trump said in his latest statement. said. Also, Donald Trump made another statement saying “We won a great victory in Pennsylvania.”
INCREASE THE TENSION
Electoral tension is growing in the United States. US President and Republican candidate Donald Trump’s campaign officials Corey Lewandowski and Pam Bondi arrived at the Convention Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Filed a lawsuit
While the vote counting process continued in critical states for presidential elections in the US, a new development occurred. The Georgia state court rejected the case brought by the president of the United States and Republican candidate Donald Trump to stop the counting of votes in the state of Georgia. Georgia Republican Party Chairman David Shafer announced yesterday in a written statement that Trump, in association with the election campaign, has filed a lawsuit for the suspension of vote counting in the Chatham area.
REJECTION OF THE COURT
As the most chaotic electoral process of recent years in the United States continues, case requests from President Donald Trump’s election campaign team are on the agenda.
Trump’s attorneys, who filed an application in Michigan and Georgia state courts in the morning on the grounds that “there was election fraud,” returned empty-handed from the courts.
Courts in both states have ruled that allegations of “electoral irregularity” are not sufficient evidence.
Democratic candidate Joe Biden has a 254-214 lead over Trump, while vote-counting processes in Pennsylvania, Georgia, North Carolina, Arizona, Nevada and Alaska still continue in the United States, where the name with 270 delegates will be eligible to become president.
Trump’s election campaign team announced that it detected voting irregularities in the state of Nevada and filed a lawsuit to stop the vote counting for a time.
On the other hand, Republicans suing in Pennsylvania, one of the critical states, the Philadelphia city court ruled that members of the Republican Party also enter the election counting centers.
On the other hand, the OSCE electoral observation mission accused US President and Republican candidate Donald Trump of “abuse of power.”
WHAT HAPPENED?
Publishing a report on the presidential elections, the OSCE stated that the elections were held in a challenging and competitive environment with high turnout.
On the other hand, referring to the statements of the Republican candidate Donald Trump during the election, the OSCE report included the following statements:
“Although the competitive elections on November 3 were generally well managed, they were held in a highly polarized political environment, fueled by great legal uncertainty and aggressive campaign rhetoric, without extensive political discussions and with baseless allegations of systematic fraud. “.
In a statement on the report, the coordinator of the OSCE observation table, Michael Georg Link, drew attention directly to Trump’s statements.
“Unfounded accusations of systematic deficiencies, especially by the incumbent president, including on election night, are undermining public trust in democratic institutions,” Link accused Trump of making false claims. said.
Trump, who made a live statement in the morning at local time as the election results continued to arrive, drew attention to the interruption in the announcement of the results and accused the Democrats of “stealing votes.”
“Democrats know they can’t win this election. Then they said, ‘Let’s go to court.’ It’s an embarrassment to our country. We were going to win this election, and we did.” he had used the expression.
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