Trump sues Pennsylvania Supreme Court voting dispute

Washington – The outgoing president’s campaign, Donald Trump, this Sunday led to High Council his dispute over the election results in the main state of Pennsylvania, a matter on which he has already taken up his position in that state’s highest court.

In his lawsuit, the Trump campaign believes the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has outdone when it spoke out against it and believes that “the result of the US Presidency election is hanging by a thread,” which is not true. because the democrat Joe Biden he won the November 3 election.

This action is part of the president’s strategy to reverse the results of the November elections in the courts, attempts that were unsuccessful and have only led to division and distrust in the country’s democratic system.

Moreover, it has little chance of success, as on November 14, the US electoral college confirmed Biden as the next president and ratified what the media predicted more than a month ago: that Trump lost the election. and he will have to leave the White House on January 20.

The goal of Trump’s campaign is to invalidate hundreds of thousands of votes cast by mail in Pennsylvania, a method used by billions of Americans because of the pandemic.

The president has not acknowledged his defeat in the election by claiming, without evidence, that there was electoral fraud and has promised to continue to litigate over the results of the elections in various courts, although at this time he has not had any success with a of his demands.

The Supreme Court has already ruled Trump in a major lawsuit filed by Republican leaders in Texas to invalidate the election results in the major states of Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin that the current president won in 2016, but that’s now They did it for Biden.

The Supreme Court is made up of three progressive justices and six interlocutors, the last three being Trump-appointed judges.