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Joe Biden’s team is considering suing the United States General Services Agency (GSA) in the context that the agency has not yet signed a document to activate the transfer of power, although Biden has announced his election.
Mr. Joe Biden (Image: Reuters)
Reuters November 9 reported, a member of Biden’s transfer of power team said that the United States General Services Agency (GSA) must confirm the Democratic candidate as “president-elect,” scene they report that they may consider legal action if GSA it does not.
“We may use legal action, but there are other options that we are considering,” the representative said.
By law, after a candidate becomes president-elect, the GSA chief will have to sign papers to formally allocate the million-dollar budget to the new administration’s transfer of power team, to allow for the stimulus. active transfer. GSA leadership that is hesitant to confirm may lead to the transfer of power to Mr. Biden being delayed.
Generally, the GSA will recognize a winning presidential candidate if the election results are clear. However, a GSA spokesperson said The hill on September 11, that agency director Emily Murphy is waiting for a “sure winner” to carry out the assignment. Ms. Murphy is the official appointed by the President of the United States, Donald Trump.
On July 11, US news agencies simultaneously calculated and predicted that Mr. Biden won the election and some companies called Biden “President-elect.”
According to the The hill, There are no laws stating when the GSA must begin the election winner verification process, but according to ReutersBiden’s team argued that the GSA delay was “invalid.”
Meanwhile, Trump’s campaign side refused to declare defeat, citing the accusation that Biden won by election fraud, although it has not provided concrete evidence. The Trump campaign is also waging a legal battle in the battle states to try to change the outcome of the election.
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