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Wanaofanyia Kampeni Mgombea Urais wa Marekani, Donald Trump walifungua kesi kupinga matokea kwa jimbo la Georgia.
Wafuasi hao wa Republican walidai kuwa maboksi 53 ya kura yaliingizwa kwa kuchelewa hali iliyowafanya waone udanganyifu katika kituo cha kupigia kura.
Kesi hiyo ilifunguliwa katika Kaunti ya Chatham, Jaji James Bass aliifuta kwa kuwa shahidi hakuweza kuthibitisha madai yake.
Wanaomshabikia Trump katika maeneo mengi Marekani wameonekana kuandamana kwa kile wanachoona ni udanganyifu na kutaka kila kura ihesabiwe.
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A judge in Georgia (Georgia | The Independent) has denied a Republican (Republican | The Independent) attempt to question the vote counting in the state, in the first ruling from a flurry of lawsuits (Lawsuit | The Independent) filed by the Trump campaign.
The case was filed on Wednesday in Chatham County, after a Republican witness said, without providing evidence, that he did not know whether a pile of 53 ballots were received on time.
On Thursday morning Judge James Bass dismissed the case in a one-sentence ruling, without giving his reasoning.
"After listening to the evidence, I'm denying the request, dismissing the petition, thank you gentlemen," he concluded at the end of the hour-long hearing in Savannah.
In their complaint, the Trump campaign argued: “Failing to ensure that absentee ballots received after the deadline are stored in a manner to ensure that such ballots are not inadvertently or intentionally counted, as required under Georgia law, harms the interests of the Trump Campaign and President Trump because it could lead to the dilution of legal votes cast in support of President Trump."
The complaint also contained a sworn declaration by a poll watcher named Sean Pumphrey with a “vague account about a stack of 53 ballots,” according to lawandcrime.com (Georgia Judge Throws Out Trump Campaign Lawsuit That Produced Exactly Zero Evidence of Fraud).
He alleged, but provided no evidence of, impropriety.
Mr Pumphrey said he saw 53 ballots placed on a table separate from ballots in bins ready to go out to be counted.
Ben Perkins, a lawyer representing Chatham County, asked Mr Pumphrey if he had evidence those ballots arrived after 7pm on Election Day, and Mr Pumphrey said he did not know.
Wafuasi hao wa Republican walidai kuwa maboksi 53 ya kura yaliingizwa kwa kuchelewa hali iliyowafanya waone udanganyifu katika kituo cha kupigia kura.
Kesi hiyo ilifunguliwa katika Kaunti ya Chatham, Jaji James Bass aliifuta kwa kuwa shahidi hakuweza kuthibitisha madai yake.
Wanaomshabikia Trump katika maeneo mengi Marekani wameonekana kuandamana kwa kile wanachoona ni udanganyifu na kutaka kila kura ihesabiwe.
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A judge in Georgia (Georgia | The Independent) has denied a Republican (Republican | The Independent) attempt to question the vote counting in the state, in the first ruling from a flurry of lawsuits (Lawsuit | The Independent) filed by the Trump campaign.
The case was filed on Wednesday in Chatham County, after a Republican witness said, without providing evidence, that he did not know whether a pile of 53 ballots were received on time.
On Thursday morning Judge James Bass dismissed the case in a one-sentence ruling, without giving his reasoning.
"After listening to the evidence, I'm denying the request, dismissing the petition, thank you gentlemen," he concluded at the end of the hour-long hearing in Savannah.
In their complaint, the Trump campaign argued: “Failing to ensure that absentee ballots received after the deadline are stored in a manner to ensure that such ballots are not inadvertently or intentionally counted, as required under Georgia law, harms the interests of the Trump Campaign and President Trump because it could lead to the dilution of legal votes cast in support of President Trump."
The complaint also contained a sworn declaration by a poll watcher named Sean Pumphrey with a “vague account about a stack of 53 ballots,” according to lawandcrime.com (Georgia Judge Throws Out Trump Campaign Lawsuit That Produced Exactly Zero Evidence of Fraud).
He alleged, but provided no evidence of, impropriety.
Mr Pumphrey said he saw 53 ballots placed on a table separate from ballots in bins ready to go out to be counted.
Ben Perkins, a lawyer representing Chatham County, asked Mr Pumphrey if he had evidence those ballots arrived after 7pm on Election Day, and Mr Pumphrey said he did not know.
