The judiciary wins for "Trump" in the crucial state of Pennsylvania
A judge in the US Supreme Court decided, Friday evening. Ballots arriving after Election Day on November 3rd are processed separately in Pennsylvania. It achieves a small victory for US President Donald Trump.
But the judge, Samuel Alito, did not respond to the Republicans' request to suspend the counting of cards that were set aside at his decision. He also wanted the Republican camp that could not lose this key state for Trump to remain in the White House. According to "France Press" according to Sky News.
Trump continues to condemn ballots by mail. Considering that it leads to widespread fraud, without providing evidence of that.
Pennsylvania election law allows mail-in ballots to be counted until next Tuesday. And it arrives within three days after the election.
Judge Alito's decision confirms the order issued by local authorities before the poll to sort these cards separately. To be able to deduct it from the total in case it is revoked.
The request was submitted by the state Republican Party, which saw that the cards, which represent 4,000 votes, according to CNN, and most of them favor Biden, are invalid.
In his request, he said, "Given the results of the November 3, 2020 elections. The vote in Pennsylvania may determine the next president of the United States."
The Republicans added, "It is unclear if the 67 (state) districts are. I dealt with these overdue cards separately. ”
The Republican party's petition contained no evidence that the relevant ballot papers are currently being separated. But he indicated that in the absence of interference from the Supreme Court. Specialized state authorities can change directions provided to election boards in the 67 counties.
The chief election officer in the state, Cathy Bukfar, ruled out in press statements that the cards would affect the result.
The Republican request comes while Biden is leading the results so far.
The Republicans fought for months against the state’s decision to accept ballot papers by mail that were stamped on November 3 and arrive within a maximum of three days from Election Day, meaning Friday.
The decision issued by Judge Samuel Alito is conservative. Pending examination of the file by the Supreme Court in its entirety, and most of them are Republicans
If the court accepts the case. The results of the counting of ballot papers received after Election Day may be null.
But that may not change anything in the election results. It is possible that the number of papers in question is smaller than Biden's vote against Trump.
