Trump launched new tactics for post-election legal battle

Wall street journal Trump and his allies are beginning to launch a new strategy related to the legal battle over the results of the November 3 US elections. While the mainstream media calculated and predicted that Joe Biden would be elected president with more than 270 electoral votes, the Trump campaign opposed these claims and began filing lawsuits locally.

In the latest effort, Trump’s side is filing lawsuits in battle states. prevent state officials from closing final election results. The Trump campaign takes legal action based on allegations of voter fraud in Michigan and accuses observers of imposing restrictions while conducting surveillance.

In Pennsylvania, the Trump campaign side cited the reason why election monitors were positioned too far from the polling station and there was discrimination among voters in occupied Democratic counties. majority and the republican party dominates. The Philadelphia electoral body in Pennsylvania said it had complied with all relevant laws.

In Michigan, a Trump-backed organization filed a lawsuit in court, alleging that Detroit election officials counted invalid absentee ballots and prevented observers from operating.

Federal law requires state voters to vote on December 14, but each state has its own set of cut-off dates. In Michigan and Pennsylvania, the deadline is November 23 for states to confirm final results of popular elections before voters cast their votes.

However, according to Wall street journalState judges do not appear to be willing to block the publication of the final result as requested by Trump, unless they receive substantial evidence of fraud or anomalies large enough to change. election result.

Furthermore, observers also believe that the current situation is in Biden’s favor as he leads Trump with a distance that makes it difficult for him to reverse in court. In Michigan, for example, Biden led with 146,000 votes and 99% of the votes were counted, while in Pennsylvania, the gap was 45,000 with 99% of the votes counted.

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According to the Wall street journal