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Monday 11/30/2020 00:01 AM (GMT + 7)
With the results of the 2020 United States presidential elections officially confirmed, this state has just awarded Mr. Trump 18 electoral votes.
Trump won the vote in the state of Ohio (photo: CNN)
Fox News reported that on November 28, Ohio is the last state to certify the results of this year’s presidential election. According to the results, Trump got 3,154,834 popular votes, while Biden got only 2,679,165 votes.
A difference of almost 500,000 popular votes (8.03%) compared to Biden helped Trump to dare in the state of Ohio, thus gaining 18 more electoral votes.
“I fully believe that the voices of the people of Ohio have been honestly heard,” said Frank LaRose, Ohio elections official.
According to Mr. LaRose, President Trump absolutely has the right to challenge the election results, but this can cause “negative effects” in the US if he does not provide relevant evidence.
Reliable electoral results are the foundation of a democratic America. Throwing out unfounded electoral conspiracy theories is irresponsible, ”LaRose said.
The people of Ohio this year went to the polls in a record crowd. About 5,974,121 popular votes were cast in Ohio, 200,000 more than in 2016.
After winning the state of Ohio, Trump obtained 232 electoral votes, Biden obtained 306 votes.
In another development, unhappy with the results of the official elections in Ohio, Trump and the team welcomed the “sad news” in Pennsylvania.
The Pennsylvania State Supreme Court has just denied all the electoral results of Trump’s war.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court said Trump “has no right to ask the court to deprive the 6.9 million Pennsylvanians who voted.” The Pennsylvania court also stated that the state’s election results have been “clarified.”
Pennsylvania officially certified Joe Biden’s victory on November 24.
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