Madison, Wiz. (AP) – President Donald Trump’s extraordinary attempt to reverse B Biden’s victory in Wisconsin itself returned to courtroom on Thursday, with hundreds of thousands of voters disqualified from hearing in federal and state lawsuits and the G.O.P. The power to name Trump the winner is given to the legislature controlled by.
Trump’s lawyers are urging the courts to act swiftly so that he can appeal any adverse judgment before a meeting of members of the Electoral College. Wisconsin’s 10 votes for Monday and Biden. Proponents of her case have been working to make the actual transcript of this statement available online. Proponents of her case have been working to make the actual transcript of this statement available online.
The state’s claim made Wisconsin the only state to miss Tuesday’s safe harbor deadline, which means Congress must accept Monday’s election vote and send it to the Capitol for a vote count in January. The. Missing a deadline will not deprive Wisconsin of its 10 electoral votes.
Biden won Wisconsin by nearly 20,600 votes. Those certified results, which came after a count ordered by Trump in the state’s two largest Democratic counties, were then challenged by Trump in two lawsuits he filed in Wisconsin.
Trump has lost more than 35 of the nearly 50 lawsuits filed nationwide in the Nov. 3 election. Others are pending, according to a telly of the Associated Press.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court had earlier rejected Trump’s lawsuit Once, saying that it should go through the lower courts first. But the case is likely to come up in court again soon.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court is 4-controlled by conservative judges. One of them, Judge Brian Heddorn, has joined the Liberals, two others who have been filed by Trump allies who have decided to sue Trump three times and seek to turn the election around.
“The most dramatic appeal of judicial power seen to date is the relief granted by the petitioners,” Heddorn wrote in dismissing the Wisconsin Waters Alliance case. “It simply came to our notice then. It would be inconceivable for the people to lose faith in our constitutional order as a result of exercising such judicial power. ”
Chief Justice Patience Rogensack, a Runson, said the invalidation of 221,000 votes, as Trump seeks a lawsuit, “could be out of reach for a number of reasons.”
In the case of the state, Trump seeks to disqualify the absentee vote as early as possible and personally, saying there is no proper written request for the ballot; Absentee voting by those claiming “indefinitely limited” status; Absentee voting by polling workers in Madison parks; And absentee ballots where clerks are filled with missing information in ballot envelopes.
Trump’s federal lawsuit originally asked the court to “remand” the case to the Republican-controlled legislature to select new voters who would vote for Trump on Monday. U.S. District Judge Brett Ludwig last week called the request “strange.”
Following the remarks, Trump amended his request to order the governor to issue a certificate of results consistent with the appointment of voters appointed by the legislature. Ludwig, at a preliminary conference on Wednesday, also called the request “very strange.”
Trump claimed that the election was not conducted properly and that the risks of voter fraud were increased because the ballot drop was not staffed by staff, voting was widely used by mail and voters who said they were limited indefinitely were absent. Absentee voting was allowed without showing the ballot. Valid photo ID.
Ludwig, Trump’s appointee, last week questioned whether federal court was the right place for the case. His trial is set to begin at 9 a.m. Thursday; If it ends on time, the state court will begin in the afternoon, but can be pushed until Friday. A speedy verdict was expected in both cases.
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