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WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 (Xinhua) - Courts in the U.S. states of Michigan and Georgia have rejected Republican nominee Donald Trump's request to stop the vote count, and a Pennsylvania court is expected to rule. I would also reject his request because this state court had rejected a similar request from President Trump before the election, against which he had appealed to the Supreme Court, but the Supreme Court upheld the decision of the Pennsylvania State Court. Was maintained.

President Trump has filed a petition to stop the postal ballot, but under state law and the country's constitution, citizens who wish to vote by mail not only have the right to do so but can also cast their ballots on November 3. Under US electoral law, authorities are required to not only accept votes received by mail within 10 days from the date of the election but also to count them in accordance with established legal requirements.

The results of the 2020 presidential election are still in the pipeline. So far, 44 states have been declared and six more are yet to be declared. Electoral votes have been received. President Trump's election campaign has approached courts to block the counting of votes in three states, two of which have had their applications rejected. In all, more than 300 postal ballot cases have been filed across the country. Most of them have been filed by President Trump's election team.

The Republican Party announced that it was going to make a big announcement in Las Vegas, Nevada last night, but after a long wait, no announcement was made by President Trump or his team from Las Vegas. He has maintained a mysterious silence on the issue for more than eight hours. However, in a brief 15-minute press briefing at the White House, Donald Trump reiterated allegations that Democrats were trying to steal the presidential election by invalid votes. President Trump said he would win the election more easily than Joe Biden. Trying to steal the process.

He did not present any evidence of alleged interference in the election by the Democratic Party. During the briefing, he spoke for only 15 minutes without answering questions from journalists, focusing on the presidential election and alleged rigging. Was. He lashed out at election officials and the states where voting is still taking place, and his rival, Biden, who is gaining ground. President Trump has accused the Democrats of saying the election is over. Attempts are being made to steal the election through the counting of votes.

According to the US broadcaster, before the briefing at the White House, President Trump also expressed reservations about the election results in several of his tweets. Twitter and Facebook have labeled several of President Trump's posts, some of which are controversial and some Has been declared misleading. The good news for President Trump comes from the state of Maine, where he received one of the four electoral votes, while Biden received the remaining three votes. The law of distribution.

All the other 48 states, and all of Washington, D.C., get the most popular electoral votes, with four of the five Nebraska votes going to Trump and one to Biden. Will the issue of presidential election now be decided in the courts? In this regard, legal experts say that the answer to this question is both yes and no. The results we get immediately after the election are actually from the media outlets when the media outlets feel that a candidate's lead is so high that it cannot be eliminated, so they declare him the winner, but it is not an official or final result. The official and final result is always late, but this time a large number of voters cast their ballots by postal ballot. Exercised their right to vote, so the counting of votes is still taking place, which is delaying the completion of the counting of votes. When voters go to the polling station and cast their votes, their votes would be counted on that day. But it takes more time to count the votes cast by post because it only takes more time to verify their authenticity.

Matthew Well, director of the Bi-Partition Policy Research Center, says that when the competition is fierce and no candidate is willing to concede defeat, it is normal to continue counting the votes, remembering that it is legal before polling begins. Disputes had already started and 300 cases have been filed in 44 states regarding postal ballots. In these cases, points have been raised regarding the deadline for sending and receiving postal ballots and the signature of witnesses on them. Objections have been made in which ballots have been posted.

States with a Republican government say restrictions were needed to prevent vote-rigging, while the Democratic Party maintains that people are being deprived of their right to vote. It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post