A key Republican senator said Friday he saw no evidence to support President Donald Trump’s baseless claim that Democrats are trying to “steal” the election, even as GOP leaders struck a more neutral tone — and others urged the White House to fight.
When final result of US election 2020 be declared: Neither Donald Trump nor Joe Biden has earned the 270 electoral college votes needed to win the presidency. Biden has defended 264 electoral college votes while Tump has secured 214 votes.
Donald Trump does not have plans to immediately concede the election to Joe Biden after his Democratic rival pulled ahead in key states that could deliver him enough electoral votes to win the race for the White House, a senior aide of the president was quoted as saying by a media report on Friday.
The results in six states — Georgia, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Arizona, Alaska and Nevada — are yet to be declared as officials counted millions of votes
With counting of votes in the US Presidential Election 2020 is still underway before we finally know who the winnner is, the Trump campaign has filed a number of lawsuits citing no confidence on results. Meanwhile, Joe Biden has taken another lead after total count exceeded that of Trump who was leading till hours before. So what are these lawsuits about, let's take a brief insight.
Chief Pentagon Spokesman Jonathan Hoffman has denied a media report that claimed US Secretary of Defence Mark Esper was planning to resign.
Votes are being counted all night in this battleground, 95 per cent of the votes are in and Biden is smashing through Trump's lead as the final votes are counted.
In Michigan, the campaign had sought to stop counting of absentee ballots, while in Georgia it had alleged that even improper ballots were being counted.
The whole world is witnessing a photo-finish contest between the two US presidential contenders – Donald Trump and Joe Biden – with chances of scales tilting in Biden’s favour.
It was 28 years ago when a Democratic candidate won Republican stronghold Georgia.
US President Donald Trump on Friday said Twitter is 'out of control' and claimed he could "WIN the Presidency of the United States with LEGAL VOTES CAST". Trump's statement comes as the nation awaits the final results of the votes cast on November 3.
US Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden on Thursday said that there was no doubt that when the vote count of the US Presidential polls was finished, he and Senator Kamala Harris would be declared the winners.
Michigan Court of Claims Judge Cynthia Stephens Thursday rejected the lawsuit, arguing that the Michigan Secretary of State is not involved with the local counting process.
US President Donald Trump has claimed that if legal votes are counted, he will easily win. Joe Biden has defended 264 electoral college votes and needs only six more votes to win the race for White House. Trump has defended 214 electoral college votes.
US Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden on Thursday said that there was no doubt that when the vote count of the US Presidential polls was finished, he and Senator Kamala Harris would be declared the winners.
With counting of votes is still underway in the US Presidential election results 2020, the race to The White House now holds on the outcome of 4-5 key battleground states as there is still no clear winner. Democratic candidate Joe Biden though has taken a lead and would need a victory in just one more state to win US Presidency, while for incumbent President Donald Trump who has 214 electoral votes, would need a win in all these battleground states including Pennsylvania, Georgia, North Carolina, Wisconsin and Nevada.
President Donald Trump expressed confidence he will win the election but noted his campaign will sue in the battleground states Joe Biden won.
As the counting of votes is still underway in the US Presidential Election 2020, President Donald Trump on Thursday said that his campaign will legally challenge all the States recently claimed by Biden for voter fraud and State Election Fraud.
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