“The spirit of the law does not allow us to do that,” Bowers wrote in a statement dated April 4, posted on the website of the Arizona State Parliament. He argued that state law required voters to cast their votes on the candidates who received the most votes in state elections. According to election results signed by Arizona Governor Doug Ducey on November 30, former Vice President Joe Biden defeated President Trump by a difference of 10,457 votes. The state of Arizona has 11 electoral votes.
In the statement, Bowers also wrote that in a secret hearing on December 1, with the participation of the Republican leaders of the bicameral, President Trump’s lawyer had accused the election of false. traps, but no evidence to be found.
Meanwhile, Arizona Congressman Mark Finchem, who chaired a full-day meeting with President Trump’s legal team in the city of Phoenix, Arizona, tweeted Wednesday: “I believe (Governor Ducey) signed a fraudulent document (certifying the election results) I knew it. I am asking us to decertify Arizona. ”In addition, in a subsequent tweet, Finchem cites certain provisions of the United States Constitution that he believes allow the state parliament to select the electoral roll for that state.
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Also on April 4, the Wisconsin Supreme Court rejected the Trump faction’s complaint that they want the court to cancel the results of the state elections and pave the way for the state council member to select 10 state voters. “Such a move seems unprecedented in the history of the United States,” said Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Brian Hagedorn, according to Reuters. This is the third time in less than 30 hours that the Wisconsin Supreme Court has dismissed a lawsuit demanding the cancellation of former Vice President Joe Biden’s certificate of victory in the state and allowing parliament to elect the state’s electors.
As of April 4, many states officially confirmed that former Vice President Biden had a total of 279 electoral votes, surpassing the minimum to win the election of 270 votes, according to AP. There are still some states that have not yet certified the election results. Earlier, the AP and other major US media outlets announced that Bien had won a total of 306 electoral votes out of a total of 538 electoral votes from all 50 states and the capital, Washington DC, while Trump had only obtained 232 votes. On December 14, voters in each state will vote to close out the winner in that state.
