HOT: The United States Supreme Court dismisses the lawsuit demanding the cancellation of the results of the presidential elections of the state of Texas

The United States Supreme Court has received more than 12 petitions to influence the court’s decision to accept the lawsuit over the results of the Texas presidential election – Photo (illustration): NYT

According to the newspaper New York Times, in the brief court ruling, they declared not to accept the case because they believe that the state of Texas lacks arguments to continue with this case.

The US Supreme Court held that the state of Texas “had not demonstrated a perceived legal interest in the way another state conducts its election.”

This court ruling, combined with the previous Supreme Court decision dated December 8, also rejected the same request from members of the Republican Party in Pennsylvania, noting that the high judiciary majority has refused to participate in the campaign to reverse the election results of Trump and his legal group.

This ruling made his hopes of changing Trump’s Supreme Court election results even more fragile.

Texas’ lawsuit was filed directly with the Supreme Court, protesting the implementation of election procedures in the four battle states of Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.

The state of Texas requires the courts to block allowing these states to reserve electoral votes for Joe Biden and give those states’ parliaments the right to choose electors.

Trump once said that he hopes to win on the Supreme Court, where there are three justices appointed by him. One of those three, Amy Coney Barrett, was approved urgently in October this year despite fierce opposition from Democrats.

The Texas lawsuit has been supported by 106 Republican congressmen and 18 state attorneys general.

In the Texas lawsuit, the Supreme Court received more than 12 petitions, presenting views of Mr. Trump, coalitions of conservative and liberal states, politicians and scholar to influence the court.

Including the petition sent by more than 100 Republican congressmen, the indictment of the last general election has too many accusations of fraud and serious violation of electoral principles.