Yesterday we reported that Donald Trump was trying to stop the Pennsylvania vote count. Donnie’s team planned to sue in Pennsylvania for an alleged lack of “transparency” about the number of votes. The team attempted to intervene in a Supreme Court case.
Now a judge in Pennsylvania has approved the Trump campaign’s motion. According to Abc News, Trump’s campaign workers will be able to watch electoral workers in Philadelphia up close as they process the remaining postal ballot papers.
This removes the previous restrictions that kept staff out due to COVID-19. Judge Christine Fizzano Cannon agreed to the reversal in a decision of the lower court. Judge Christine concluded that “any candidate, observer or candidate representative may be present for the acquisition process … and observe all aspects of the acquisition process within 6 feet while following all COVID-19 protocols, including wearing masks and maintain social distancing. “
Donnie’s campaign workers are pleased with the quick decision, calling it a “massive win for every person who cast a legal vote in the state of Pennsylvania.”
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TSR STAFF: Christina C! @cdelafresh _______________ #TSRPolitics: While poll workers in Pennsylvania, a hotly contested state, continue to count ballots, Donald Trump’s campaign is aimed at halting the Pennsylvania vote count for a lack of “transparency” and intervening on a Supreme Court case, @cbsphilly Reports. _______________ Some of the most populated counties in Pennsylvania, including Philadelphia, tabulated the votes around the clock. Allegheny County, where Pittsburgh is located, said it would start counting again at 10 a.m. today. According to the latest government data, more than 900,000 postal ballot papers had to be counted. _____________ The Governor of the PA, Tom Wolf, promised on Wednesday that all votes “will be counted accurately and completely. … Every Pennsylvanian can trust the outcome of this election. “_____________ The hearings were scheduled today in two election day trials filed by Republicans. Both wanted to prevent voters whose postal ballots were disqualified for technical reasons from correcting the ballot or clicking on the link in our biography for further information. 📸: @gettyimages
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