Trump denounces the fraud and will go to the Supreme Court

He claimed victory in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania, still controversial states.

At 3:15 am, President Donald Trump appeared in the White House denouncing the fraud and assuring that “we won these elections, frankly we won them”.

The president has assured that he will go to the United States Supreme Court to challenge the electoral count. at the same time he denounced a “fraud” in the elections. He claimed victory in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania, still controversial states. “With 64% of the votes counted in Pennsylvania, it will be next to impossible for them to reach us,” he added.

“Millions of Americans voted for us. A group of people are trying to hide those votes that people have given us. We are winning everything. It was a phenomenal night,” he said during a speech in the White House.

He added that although his party lost the Republican state of Arizona, it had a victory in other major such as Florida.

“The most important thing is that we are winning in Pennsylvania. Looking at all the states we win gives us a win. People came to vote to support this great movement. We have won states that we did not expect to win ”.

“We have a BIG advantage, but they are trying to STEAL the election. We will never let them. It is not possible to vote once the polls close!” Trump wrote earlier on his Twitter account, without providing evidence of his accusation.