In his speech at the White House on January 4, President Donald Trump said he had won the election but was cheating and announced that he would sue the Supreme Court to demand that the total vote count be stopped.
At the time, President Trump was ahead of his rival Joe Biden in terms of electoral votes, but undercounting results in many states showed the leader was ahead of Biden. If you stop counting the votes, President Trump will have enough electoral votes to win.
President Trump said “he won” but he “cheated”
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According to AFP, President Trump wants to talk about accepting the tally of ballots mailed after election time. However, as required in some states, mail-in ballots are still counted after election time has passed with no ballots postmarked 3.11 or earlier.
CBS News reporter Norah O’Donnell argues that President Trump is destroying the truth by wrongly saying he was elected, stripping millions of voters who voted but the votes have not been counted of citizenship.
Vote counting staff in Philadelphia
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ABC News journalist George Stephanopoulos said there are many states that do not have a clear winner and that President Trump is losing, both in the popular vote and in the electoral college.
Fox News reporter Chris Wallace called this situation controversial and “President Trump just threw a match.”
Fox News reporter Dana Perino said President Trump has gone too far and commentator Ben Shapiro calls the president’s actions irresponsible.
2020 US Elections: In how many states on the battlefield is President Trump still far from being reelected?
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In Pennsylvania, Gov. Tom Wolf (Democrat) criticized President Trump for the baseless fraud charge. “This is a partisan attack on Pennsylvania elections, votes, and democracy. Our counties are working tirelessly to process ballots as quickly and accurately as possible. Pennsylvania will have a fair election and will count all the ballots, ”Wolf wrote on Twitter.
