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The Trump campaign said it is filing a federal lawsuit in Las Vegas Thursday, suing to stop the counting of what it calls “illegal votes” in Nevada, claiming to have evidence that people who are deceased and nonresidents have cast ballots in the 2020 election.
The campaign announced the lawsuit during a news conference in Las Vegas Thursday morning. Former Director of National Intelligence Ric Grenell, former Nevada Attorney General Adam Laxalt, chairman of the American Conservative Union Matt Schlapp and Nevada GOP Chair Michael McDonald hosted the press conference. [Read More]
Arizona’s most-conservative politicos have figured prominently in noisy and sometimes-menacing efforts to ensure the state’s ballot-counting continues, something election officials say they were doing anyway.
In a late-night rally at the state Capitol and in an afternoon news conference at the Arizona Republican Party headquarters, GOP officials including Reps. Paul Gosar and Debbie Lesko sought to localize President Donald Trump’s so-farbaseless complaints of unfair vote-counting across the country. [Read More]
‘We will get f-ing torn apart’: Nancy Pelosi, other Dems take fire on heated caucus call (SF Gate)
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and freshmen members of the Democratic Party’s left wing took fire from Rep. Abigail Spanberger during a Thursday conference call among House Democrats, with Spanberger blaming poor messaging on the party losing seats in the House of Representatives.
Spanberger, a former CIA officer who narrowly flipped a traditionally red Virginia district in 2018, once again eked out a victory on Tuesday but said it shouldn’t have been that close, and her caucus lost races they shouldn’t have. [Read More]
We all knew Election Day 2020 wouldn’t be normal. And yet it still seems remarkable that we don’t know yet who will be the president of the United States on Jan. 20.
And we may not know for some time if we’ll have four more years of President Trump or a newly inaugurated President Joe Biden.
Even if news organizations declare a winner in the close presidential race, that’s not the official result. States have until Dec. 8 to settle any election disputes and certify their results before the meeting of state electors in every state Dec. 14, when they cast their Electoral College votes for president. [Read More]
Alleged irregularities and purported problems with vote counting in Detroit and elsewhere warrant investigating before anyone can declare President Donald Trump lost the election, Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel said in a speech from her home state of Michigan Friday.
While McDaniel called for the media to help Republicans investigate claims and said she had referred some allegations to federal prosecutors in the southern district of Michigan, headquartered in Detroit, she did not commit to pursuing a recount, expressly describe what relief she sought or acknowledge whether any review would change the fact that Democratic nominee Joe Biden has substantially more votes than the president in Michigan. [Read More]
