State Legislatures In AZ, PA, & MI Will Hold Public Hearings On 2020 Election This Week
President Trump and his legal team are still fighting hard, to this day, to win the 2020 election. Based on the eyeball test, it would appear things aren’t going the president’s way.
That being said, it’s not over just yet.
Check out what’s about to go down in a few different states, via Fox News:
State legislatures in Pennsylvania, Arizona and Michigan will hold public hearings on the 2020 presidential election to “provide confidence” that all legal votes have been counted and that “illegal votes have not been counted,” the Trump campaign said.
The announcement on Tuesday comes after Pennsylvania and Michigan certified the results of the 2020 race this week in favor of President-elect Joe Biden.
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The Trump campaign said that the first hearing will be held by the Pennsylvania state Senate on Wednesday in Gettysburg, Pa., and will feature testimony from witnesses “who have filed affidavits attesting to 2020 election fraud.”
Advertisement - story continues belowThe hearing Wednesday will also feature a presentation from former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who serves as President Trump’s personal attorney and is leading the campaign’s legal challenges surrounding the election.
LOOK:
Wednesday @ 12:30 p.m., the #PASenate Majority Policy Committee, chaired by @SenatorArgall, will hold an informational meeting on 2020 election issues. Members will meet in Gettysburg and remotely. Streamed live @ https://t.co/zAbhab5wbs. pic.twitter.com/w4l679nFGI
— PA Senate Republicans (@PASenateGOP) November 24, 2020
Stay tuned for more election-related craziness!
