Donald Trump still did not give up after Biden’s victory, President’s campaign campaign caused panic
On the one hand, the newly elected president who is preparing to take over the reins of Biden, while Trump’s campaign has said that the US presidential election of 2020 has not been completed and indicated that it is ‘accurate and honest counting’. Najeet will explore all possible options to acquire. Outgoing President Donald Trump refused to give up after a close match with Democrat Biden in the presidential election on November 3, and he is pressuring legal battles in many states that are critical of the outcome, but voters There has been no evidence of irregularities or large scale disturbances in elections.
These elections are seen as the most divisive and bitter presidential elections in recent American history. The president’s refusal to accept the results means that election-related disputes may last weeks as states will certify their figures or it may be pulled until mid-December when the 538-member Electoral College is to vote. President Trump has been making repeated and unfounded claims that the Democratic Party tried to manipulate election results.
According to estimates by some US media, Biden has won at least 290 electoral votes, which is more than the 270 needed to win out of 538 electoral college votes. Trump has received 214 electoral votes. As media on Saturday anticipated Biden’s victory in the crucial state of Pennsylvania and gaining enough votes to claim the White House, the newly elected president began to step up his plan to take over the reins of power.
Biden formed a workforce on Monday to consult him on the corona virus. More than 2.36 lakh people have died in the country due to this epidemic. Biden cannot technically take the initiative to form a government with his current government employees before his January swearing-in until Trump is approved to do so. Trump has not given up on Biden and has not publicly accepted defeat. The White House press secretary on Monday made unconfirmed claims about voter fraud.
“This election is far from done,” press secretary Kelly McNaney, along with Republican National Committee chair Ronna McDaniel, told a press conference. We have just started the process of getting accurate, honest counting results. We are fighting for the right of all Americans who want trust not only in these elections but also in many upcoming elections. ‘
As Trump’s campaign adviser, McNaney targeted the Democratic Party, stating that there is only one party in America that opposes voter IDs, verification of signatures, citizenship, housing certificates and qualifications. He said, “There is only one party in America that tries to keep observers away from the counting hall and my friends it is the Democratic Party.” You don’t take this stance because you want honest elections. ‘
MacDaniel told reporters that the party has filed two new petitions in Michigan over voting-related disturbances. He said, “Even a case of electoral malpractices should suffice for all of us.” Meanwhile, US Attorney General William Barr told federal prosecutors that he would have to move to the state in the coming weeks before the move to certify the results The allegations of electoral malpractices should be investigated. After Barr’s move, the Justice Department’s top prosecutor for election crimes resigned.