Trump set to attend Pennsylvania Republicans’ ‘hearing’ on voter fraud: reports

President TrumpDonald John Trump Minnesota certifies victory for Biden Trump tells allies he plans to forgive Michael Flynn: report Republican John James concedes in Michigan Senate race MORE is expected to attend a makeshift event scheduled for Wednesday by lawmakers in the Republican states of Pennsylvania over alleged irregularities in the 2020 election, according to multiple reports.

The Pennsylvania Republican Party announced the so-called “audience” at a hotel in Gettysburg rather than in the state capital. The president’s personal lawyer, Rudy GiulianiRudy Giuliani Jake Tapper jokes that he has retained Giuliani to investigate the fraud in the election of the “ sexiest man ” Pioneer mayor of New York, David Dinkins, dies at 93. Trump’s transition order follows chorus of GOP PLUS critics, should also attend.

Although the event does not appear on Trump’s public program, he has reportedly expressed interest in joining Giuliani. Sources told CNN that the president’s presence is subject to change, however.

“There are no updates to today’s public program schedule at this time,” a White House spokesperson told The Hill.

It would be the first time Trump has left the Washington area since the election earlier this month. Trump alleged widespread fraud during the vote, but has yet to provide evidence.

Despite the president’s efforts, several states have certified their results. Pennsylvania certified its election results Tuesday, and a federal judge last week dismissed a campaign lawsuit by Trump to strike down millions of votes in the Commonwealth.

Michigan also certified its election results, while Arizona is expected to do so on Monday.

Republican lawmakers in both states have announced similar events with the Trump campaign, and the president is reportedly considering attending the Michigan one.

The president’s campaign has also pressured lawmakers in Republican states to nominate pro-Trump voters rather than those who will vote for the president-elect. Joe bidenJoe BidenMinnesota Certifies Biden Victory Trump tells allies he plans to forgive Michael Flynn: Biden report says staff spoke with Fauci: ‘He was very, very helpful’ MORE. But lawmakers in Michigan and Pennsylvania have said they have no plans to nominate such voters, and both states have Democratic governors.

The event scheduled for Wednesday in Pennsylvania comes two days after the General Service Administration officially recognized Biden as president-elect, allowing the former vice president’s team to access materials and transition funds , after weeks of blockade by the Trump administration.