USA: Authorities do not see any irregularities
Was there any manipulation in the US presidential election? Incumbent Trump at least claims so but has so far lacked evidence. Several US authorities have also failed to find any evidence to support Trump’s claims.
According to several US authorities, there were no irregularities in the US presidential election. According to a joint statement issued by the US agency for cybersecurity from various security agencies, ballot papers were neither deleted nor lost. There is no evidence whatsoever in November 3rd election manipulated in any way. In doing so, they rejected allegations made by US President Donald Trump that there had been election fraud. “We have complete confidence in the security and correctness of our choice, and so should you.”
Trump has not yet recognized the election victory of his Democratic challenger Joe Biden. His campaign team filed lawsuits against the result of the vote in various states. According to experts, these have little chance of success. There are now increasing voices among his Republicans to give Biden access to intelligence consultations.
The United States is hardest hit by the pandemic
This is usually the case between the election and the official handover. Not all US states have been counted yet, and in Georgia, a hand recount is due to the tight outcome. Nevertheless, Biden has already won more than the 270 electoral people necessary for an election victory.
Despite Trump’s refusal to admit defeat, Biden continues to prepare to take office. Talks with his team are to continue on Friday. The first significant person he appointed on Wednesday was his longtime advisor Ron Klain as his staff chief. Biden is expected to put Klain in charge of fighting the coronavirus. He has made this a priority and has already convened a corona expert council. The United States is hardest hit by the pandemic worldwide in terms of both infection and death rates. Biden is scheduled to take office on January 20th.
USA: Authorities do not see any irregularities
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