United States: Election officials confirm …

Following allegations of fraud by Donald Trump, US federal and state election officials denied this Thursday that there is any evidence of loss or change of voice. They also ruled out the possibility that voting systems were altered in the election that gave Democrat Joe Biden a resounding victory.

Contrary to the allegation of irregularities supported by the Republican leader, election officials said in a document that “the November 3 election was the safest in US history“.

In this sense, they stressed that “there is no evidence that a voting system eliminated or lost votes, has changed voice or been modified in any way. “

Meanwhile, the outgoing president maintains that he won the election with “71 million legal votes” and assures that observers of his party were not allowed to enter the counting rooms. “Bad things happened that our observers could not see. This has never happened before. Millions of ballots have been sent to people who never asked for them, ”Trump posted on his Twitter account.

For his part, President-elect Joe Biden said on Tuesday that Donald Trump’s refusal to authorize the start of the official transition process “It doesn’t change the dynamics of what we can do”. In Delaware, Biden said that “we have already started the transition, we are well on the right track” and was adamant when asked about the position of the Republican president: “I honestly think it’s a shame“.

Biden succeeded last Saturday in exceeding the 270 electoral college votes needed to reach the White House. That night, he spoke as president-elect alongside his vice-president, Kamala Harris. However, Trump insists that there was fraud and that he won by “a large majority.” With this conviction – without solid evidence – the president does not admit his defeat and delays the transition to January 20, date of the change of authority.