Trump calls for investigation into Bogus voting issues in Arizona
Former US president also noted voting problems in other parts of the country
Former US president Donald Trump expressed his concern about the possibility of an electoral fraud in the state of Arizona, a scene of fierce competition between the Republicans and the Democrats.
“They are now saying that about 20% of the so-called Voting Machines in Maricopa County are not counting the Votes that have been placed in the Machine. Only Republican areas? WOW!” Trump wrote on his Truth Social network on Tuesday.
“[Republican candidates] Kari Lake, Blake Masters, and all others are being greatly harmed by this disaster. Can’t let this happen, again!!! I believe [Arizona] Attorney General Mark Brnovich is on the case,” Trump added.
During the 2020 presidential election, Trump lost to Biden in Arizona. His campaign headquarters attempted to challenge the voting results in Maricopa County, home to over 4 million people, or more than half of Arizona’s entire population. However, a court turned down the request.
Trump also noted voting problems in other parts of the country.
“The Absentee Ballot situation in Detroit is really bad. People are showing up to vote only to be told ‘sorry, you have already voted.’ This is happening in large numbers, elsewhere as well. Protest, Protest, Protest!” Trump wrote.
The US ex-president also pointed to problems in Pennsylvania, where he also lost to Joe Biden by a narrow margin in 2020.
