Former U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday, May 7, issued a statement slamming Michigan and Wisconsin, accusing the two states of ignoring election fraud and failing to investigate the “vote stuffing” of Biden in the final stages of the election.
Trump made the statement Friday on a new online platform he created to communicate with his followers. While slamming the two states, he again called the 2020 presidential election a “fraudulent” one.
Recently, the Republican-controlled Arizona Senate is conducting a forensic audit of the state’s Maricopa County 2020 election ballot, the results of which are not yet available. And Biden’s Justice Department has sent a letter to Arizona Republicans expressing concern about the audit, adding that the audit could cause ballot security and potential voter intimidation, among other things. So, Trump’s comments were seen as a retort to the Justice Department.
On the platform “From the Desk of Donald J. Trump,” Trump wrote: “At 6:31 a.m. on Nov. 4, Michigan received 149,772 votes. Biden received 96 percent of those votes, and the state miraculously went to him. Has the Michigan Senate started reviewing the 2020 presidential election fraud case yet, or are they about to? If not, they should be thrown out of office. Likewise, at 3:42 a.m., Wisconsin received 143,379 votes, all of which miraculously went to Biden. Where did these ‘votes’ come from? Both were state election changing events that were done on top of other corruption, and neither state (certified election results) was even approved by the legislature, which is required by the U.S. Constitution.”
On May 6, the small town of Windham, New Hampshire, also had to audit its local elections during the 2020 election, a local election that did not involve a presidential election but was very dramatic and could have triggered a statewide audit of the 2020 election in New Hampshire. Trump also issued a special statement that day congratulating the residents of the town for their efforts and looking forward to finding the truth through the audit.
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