The Trump Campaign spoke to reporters about a court order concerning their team being able to observe from a closer stance the mail-in ballot vote count in Philadelphia.
Georgia's Voting System Implementation Manager Gabriel Sterling provided an update on the processing of votes in the state. Mr. Sterling said he hoped that Georgia would be able to provide a final vote tally by the end of the day on Thursday but stressed the importance of getting the correct results over getting quick results. He also spoke about the election workers who were processing ballots saying they, "are not involved in voter fraud" and "not involved in voter suppression."
The Trump Campaign held a news conference from Las Vegas as ballots continue to be counted in Nevada. The campaign announced they are filing a lawsuit in federal court, "to stop the counting of improper votes."
Joe Biden's presidential campaign held a virtual press briefing to provide an update as votes continue to be counted in Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, North Carolina and Pennsylvania. Campaign Manager Jennifer O'Malley Dillon expressed confidence in the results saying, "Joe Biden will be the next president of the United States." She walked through the campaign's data on each of the remaining states and said she expects Arizona, Georgia, Nevada and Pennsylvania to go for Biden, while saying she was "bullish" on North Carolina. Biden Campaign Senior Adviser Bob Bauer discussed lawsuits filed by the Trump campaign in Georgia, Michigan and Pennsylvania and dismissed them as "meritless" and "part of a broader misinformation campaign."
The Trump Campaign spoke to reporters about a court order concerning their team being able to observe from a closer stance the mail-in ballot vote count in Philadelphia.
The Trump Campaign held a news conference from Las Vegas as ballots continue to be counted in Nevada. The campaign announced they are filing a lawsuit in federal court, "to stop the counting of improper votes."
Clark County, Nevada election official Joe Gloria held a news conference as votes continue to be counted in the state. Mr. Gloria said they expect to count 51k ballots today and report the results Friday morning but will not be done counting until Saturday or Sunday. He also pushed back against the Trump Campaign's accusations saying improper ballots are not being processed.
2020 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden speaks to reporters in Wilmington, DE as vote counts continue in key battleground states including Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Nevada.
The Michigan Court of Claims denied the Trump campaign's request to get more access to observe the state's mail-in ballot count process. Judge Cynthia Stephens issued her verbal intent in a hearing conducted via Zoom just two days after Election Day. She said a formal written decision with her reasoning was forthcoming.
The Trump Campaign spoke to reporters about a court order concerning their team being able to observe from a closer stance the mail-in ballot vote count in Philadelphia.
The Trump Campaign held a news conference from Las Vegas as ballots continue to be counted in Nevada. The campaign announced they are filing a lawsuit in federal court, "to stop the counting of improper votes."
Georgia's Voting System Implementation Manager Gabriel Sterling provided an update on the processing of votes in the state. Mr. Sterling said he hoped that the state would be able to provide a final vote tally by the end of the day, but that it may go until Friday to get the results right and that the "actual results are reflective of the voter's intent." When asked about the possibility of a recount, he said it was quite possible.
2020 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden made a brief statement to reporters in Wilmington, Delaware as vote counts continue in key battleground states including Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Nevada. He said that every vote must be counted and was confident that he and Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) will be declared the winners of the election.
The Trump Campaign and Arizona Republican Party leaders spoke at a press conference in Phoenix. Arizona Republican Party Chair Kelli Ward, Former Trump 2016 Deputy Campaign Manager David Bossie and Rep. Debbie Lesko (R-AZ) expressed optimism that President Trump will win Arizona and answered questions about voter fraud and legal challenges.
Trump campaign officials Pam Bondi and Corey Lewandowski made another statement to the press on the election results in Philadelphia. They claimed the Trump campaign was not being allowed to properly observe the vote count and that they had filed a lawsuit in federal court.
Wisconsin Elections Commission Administrator Meagan Wolfe held a virtual briefing on the state's 2020 election results. The election official said that unofficial turnout numbers were the highest the state had ever seen. She also talked about the ballot-counting process, corrected some of the misinformation that was circulating online, and went through the mechanics of how a potential recount would work.
2020 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden made a brief statement to reporters in Wilmington, Delaware as vote counts continue in key battleground states including Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Nevada. He said that every vote must be counted and was confident that he and Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) will be declared the winners of the election.
Pennsylvania Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar provides an update on the state's election results, telling reporters that while Pennsylvania was in the "home stretch" of counting votes, several thousand ballots remained. She also responded to questions about previous tweets she wrote about Donald Trump before she took office.
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2020 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden made a brief statement to reporters in Wilmington, Delaware as vote counts continue in key battleground states including Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Nevada. He said that every vote must be counted and was confident that he and Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) will be declared the winners of the election.
President Trump held a briefing at the White House two days after Election Day and without a declared winner in the presidential race. "This is a case where they're trying to steal an election. They're trying to rig an election and we can't let that happen," said the president without providing evidence to back his assertions. President Trump claimed that mail-in ballots inherently led to "corruption" and election workers "finding" these ballots during the counting process amounted to election fraud. The president said his campaign would pursue legal action, including going to the Supreme Court.
Members from the Trump campaign, including Donald Trump Jr. and Rep. Doug Collins (R-GA), spoke to the press in Atlanta about the vote count in Georgia. The president's son said that they want a "fair election," and that the "legal votes" should only be counted, asserting that the absentee and mail-in ballots are fraudulent.
Pennsylvania Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar provides an update on the state's election results, telling reporters that while Pennsylvania was in the "home stretch" of counting votes, several thousand ballots remained. She also responded to questions about previous tweets she wrote about Donald Trump before she took office.
Clark County, Nevada election official Joe Gloria held a news conference as votes continue to be counted in the state. Mr. Gloria said they expect to count 51k ballots today and report the results Friday morning but will not be done counting until Saturday or Sunday. He also pushed back against the Trump Campaign's accusations saying improper ballots are not being processed.
Wisconsin Elections Commission Administrator Meagan Wolfe held a virtual briefing on the state's 2020 election results. The election official said that unofficial turnout numbers were the highest the state had ever seen. She also talked about the ballot-counting process, corrected some of the misinformation that was circulating online, and went through the mechanics of how a potential recount would work.
The Michigan Court of Claims denied the Trump campaign's request to get more access to observe the state's mail-in ballot count process. Judge Cynthia Stephens issued her verbal intent in a hearing conducted via Zoom just two days after Election Day. She said a formal written decision with her reasoning was forthcoming.
2020 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden made a brief statement to reporters in Wilmington, Delaware as vote counts continue in key battleground states including Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Nevada. He said that every vote must be counted and was confident that he and Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) will be declared the winners of the election.
President Trump held a briefing at the White House two days after Election Day and without a declared winner in the presidential race. "This is a case where they're trying to steal an election. They're trying to rig an election and we can't let that happen," said the president without providing evidence to back his assertions. President Trump claimed that mail-in ballots inherently led to "corruption" and election workers "finding" these ballots during the counting process amounted to election fraud. The president said his campaign would pursue legal action, including going to the Supreme Court.
Pennsylvania Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar provides an update on the state's election results, telling reporters that while Pennsylvania was in the "home stretch" of counting votes, several thousand ballots remained. She also responded to questions about previous tweets she wrote about Donald Trump before she took office.
Wisconsin Elections Commission Administrator Meagan Wolfe held a virtual briefing on the state's 2020 election results. The election official said that unofficial turnout numbers were the highest the state had ever seen. She also talked about the ballot-counting process, corrected some of the misinformation that was circulating online, and went through the mechanics of how a potential recount would work.
The Michigan Court of Claims denied the Trump campaign's request to get more access to observe the state's mail-in ballot count process. Judge Cynthia Stephens issued her verbal intent in a hearing conducted via Zoom just two days after Election Day. She said a formal written decision with her reasoning was forthcoming.
A House Homeland Security subcommittee held a virtual hearing to examine the Department of Homeland Security's management of the "Trusted Traveler" programs. Subcommittee members focused on the department's banning on New York state residents from the program due to a state law that stops the sharing on DMV information with the Customs & Border Protection (CBP) agency. CBP Deputy Commissioner Robert Perez defended the agency's decision and said it is not political but a matter of security of who qualify for the "Trusted Traveler" program.
2020 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden made a brief statement to reporters in Wilmington, Delaware as vote counts continue in key battleground states including Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Nevada. He said that every vote must be counted and was confident that he and Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) will be declared the winners of the election.
President Trump held a briefing at the White House two days after Election Day and without a declared winner in the presidential race. "This is a case where they're trying to steal an election. They're trying to rig an election and we can't let that happen," said the president without providing evidence to back his assertions. President Trump claimed that mail-in ballots inherently led to "corruption" and election workers "finding" these ballots during the counting process amounted to election fraud. The president said his campaign would pursue legal action, including going to the Supreme Court.
The Michigan Court of Claims denied the Trump campaign's request to get more access to observe the state's mail-in ballot count process. Judge Cynthia Stephens issued her verbal intent in a hearing conducted via Zoom just two days after Election Day. She said a formal written decision with her reasoning was forthcoming.
2020 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden made a brief statement to reporters in Wilmington, Delaware as vote counts continue in key battleground states including Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Nevada. He said that every vote must be counted and was confident that he and Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) will be declared the winners of the election.
President Trump held a briefing at the White House two days after Election Day and without a declared winner in the presidential race. "This is a case where they're trying to steal an election. They're trying to rig an election and we can't let that happen," said the president without providing evidence to back his assertions. President Trump claimed that mail-in ballots inherently led to "corruption" and election workers "finding" these ballots during the counting process amounted to election fraud. The president said his campaign would pursue legal action, including going to the Supreme Court.
