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President Trump’s attorney, Rudy Giuliani, filed a petition with the Supreme Court on December 29 asking for a review of the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s decision regarding the results of the presidential elections in this state.
Previously, the Wisconsin Supreme Court voted 4-3 to dismiss President Trump’s complaint about reversing the election results.
In his December 29 request, Mr. Giuliani urged the Supreme Court to expedite the review of the matter before parliament met on June 6, 2121 to confirm the results of the electoral college vote.
President Trump’s team of lawyers reportedly attempted to invalidate more than 221,000 votes in Milwaukee and Dane counties, according to Fox News. Across the state, Joe Biden won 20,600 more votes than President Trump.
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US Courts Block Hopes to Challenge President Trump’s Wisconsin Election Results |
The Wisconsin Supreme Court rejected President Trump’s lawsuit on December 14, hours before Biden received 10 electoral votes in the state.
According to the court, 3 of the 4 arguments in the complaint were presented too late to be considered. The other argument is considered invalid.
President Trump’s team of lawyers argued that the Wisconsin Supreme Court decision legitimized more than 50,000 illegal absentee votes, in violation of the United States Constitution and Wisconsin state law.
On December 20, President Trump’s team of attorneys filed a similar petition with the Supreme Court regarding the alleged fraudulent use of the ballot-by-mail in Pennsylvania. The Supreme Court has given no sign that it will proceed to consider President Trump’s proposal.
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