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Just before the trial of the aforementioned lawsuit takes place on November 17 (US time), President Trump’s campaign team unexpectedly withdrew the allegation that more than 682,000 votes were missing and ignored the illegally tampered mail, no follow-up from Republican representatives, according to the AP.
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The remainder of the lawsuit aims to remove ballots from voters who have the opportunity to correct information on the ballots who ignore mail that is about to be rejected for minor errors. In the lawsuit, the plaintiff argued that “counties with a heavy Democratic presence” violated the law by identifying faulty ballots before Election Day 3.11 that were in error so that voters could correct them and make sure their vote is counted. However, according to the Associated Press, state law does not have a provision to prevent counties from helping voters with technically flawed ballots.
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