OSCE: US election demands filed late

Trump’s statements on counterfeiting undermine the credibility of democratic institutions in the country, the organization believes.

The US electoral procedure appeals process started too late and the allegations of fraud on Election Day are unfounded. This was announced on Wednesday 4 November by the head of the OSCE observation mission, Michael Georg Link, at a press conference.

“Uncertainty caused by late filing of electoral fraud lawsuits and complaints <...> it led to confusion and anxiety on the part of election officials and voters, as well as concern, of course, among the general public, “Link said.

The head of mission added that President Donald Trump’s fraud allegations undermined trust in the country’s democratic institutions.

As the head of the OSCE / ODIHR observation mission, Ursula Gacek, told reporters, 50 OSCE observers and 50 OSCE Parliamentary Assembly observers are working in US polling stations.

According to Gacek, the final conclusions of the organization’s specialists for the US general elections will be published in early 2021.

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Recall, Trump’s headquarters announced that they are initiating a legal battle over the results of the vote in the states of Wisconsin and Michigan, in which, according to preliminary data, the Democratic Party candidate, Joseph Biden, won.

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