The last key states confirmed the election results. According to Arizona and Wisconsin, the winner is Biden – ČT24 – Czech Television

Arizona hearings on live right now on @OANN. Such total corruption. So sad for our country!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 30, 2020

—
–
–

Georgie recalculates the votes for the second time

Complaints from the president’s camp in Arizona, as in other key states, accompanied the process of announcing the results, but none succeeded in court. The local Republican Party, for example, has asked for a postponement of certification in the most populous district of Maricopa County, but the court rejected the request last week.

In Georgia, meanwhile, the second recount, requested by President Trump for an unfavorable result, is in full swing. According to local state secretary Brad Raffensperger, so far everything indicates that it will be completed by Wednesday. “Once this recalculation is complete, everyone in Georgia will be able to have even more confidence in the outcome of our election,” she was quoted as saying by CNN’s Republican official on Monday.

Georgia confirmed Biden’s victory on November 20, with the gap between him and Trump falling slightly to 12,670 votes after the first recount. On Twitter, the President of the United States again called the results falsified and called for the intervention of the local governor, while calling Raffensperger stubborn. The Secretary of State responded by criticizing the “massive amount of misinformation” spread by “dishonest players.”

–

“There are those who, with fantastic claims, half-truths and misinformation, abuse the feelings of many of Trump’s supporters and, frankly, clearly mislead the president,” he said. He also informed that his office is conducting several investigations in response to allegations of electoral irregularities.

All disputes over the election results must be settled by December 8 this year, after which the totals will be considered final. Six days later, a vote will be taken by the presidential electorate to elect a new head of state.

The Republican Iowa won the congressional seat with six votes

The official results of the November elections on Monday were also announced by the American state of Iowa, which also experienced one close battle for a seat in the House of Representatives. Republican Party candidate Mariannette Miller-Meeks beat Democrat Rita Hart by just six votes, according to final figures.

The AP reports that this is probably the most balanced election to Congress in the last decade. Miller-Meeks and Hart battled to represent the second of Iowa’s four congressional districts in Washington for two years. The initial census showed the Republican victory by 47 votes, but was followed by a recalculation, in which the difference gradually reached single-digit values. However, the Democratic Party candidate did not defeat her rival in the end.

–

“The official result in the second district is 196,964 for Miller-Meeks to 196,958 for Rita Hart. The difference is six votes, “said Secretary of State Paul Pate on Twitter, announcing the approval of the results in Iowa.

The defeated Democrat’s campaign indicated that it would still try to challenge the result, which it must do within 48 hours of its confirmation. “If it can withstand the expected legal steps, then Miller’s-Meeks victory will become the tightest in the House of Representatives elections since 1984, and it would be the most balanced duel in Iowa since 1916,” the AP said.

– .