The court rejects Trump’s action to prevent certification in Pennsylvania

OR judge Matthew Fire, from Williamsport, he refused the request for an injunction from the campaign of the American president, giving a heavy blow to the hopes of the Republican to somehow cancel the results of the electoral dispute that sanctioned the triumph of the Democratic candidate.

Trump had argued that the guarantee of the United States Constitution United States of America even protection under the law was violated when the counties of Pensilvania adopted different approaches to notifying voters before elections of technical problems with ballot papers sent by post.

“This court has not been able to find any case in which a plaintiff sought such a drastic remedy while contesting an election, in terms of the volume of votes he requested to be quashed. One would expect that, looking for a so surprising result, an actor would have been terrific armed with legal arguments and evidence actual of rampant corruption, so that this court would have no alternative but to grant the request, despite the impact it would have on a large group of citizens “, reads the judge’s introduction.

However, continues the magistrate, “it did not happen” and, on the contrary, “forced legal arguments were presented to this court, without merit and speculative charges”.

“In the United States of America, this cannot justify the deprivation of the rights of a single voter, let alone all the voters in their sixth most populous state. Our people, our laws and institutions are demanding more,” he said. added the judge.

The Secretary of State for Pensilvania, Kathy Boockvarand the seven counties in which there was a favorable majority Biden and who were targets of action Trump argued that the president had already raised similar complaints in other states and lost, again accusing the Republican campaign of wanting to discard millions of votes for isolated issues.

“There is no justification at any level for the radical deprivation they seek,” wrote Kathy’s lawyers Boockvar.

The state’s 20 electoral votes would not have been enough to give Trump a second term, but they were crucial current president to reach 270 top voters at the United States Electoral College.

Counties must certify their achievements a Boockvar until Monday, after which it will do its certification. Then, Democratic Governor Tom Wolf must inform voters of the winning candidate, who must appear to vote on the 14th December in what will be the result the formalization with the Electoral College.

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