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836: 2020/11/10(火) 08:06:08 ID:nUPFcFnHH(1/2)調 AAS
>>835
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839(2): 2020/11/10(火) 08:14:13 ID:nUPFcFnHH(2/2)調 AAS
As Trump Threatens Lawsuits
In Battleground States,
Over 20 Billionaires Have Already Funded
Recount Efforts For Both Parties

Deniz ÇamForbes Staff
I cover the world's richest people.
Ariel ShapiroForbes Staff

Both political parties have been directing funds from
major donors, including at least 23 billionaires
who have donated more than $100,000 each,
to recount accounts since 2019.
(Photo Illustration by Pavlo Conchar/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images) SOPA IMAGES/LIGHTROCKET VIA GETTY IMAGES
President Donald Trump, who still has not conceded defeat to president-elect Joe Biden, appears to be pursuing multiple legal avenues to challenge the election’s results. On Saturday, shortly after his personal attorney Rudy Giuliani declared in the Four Seasons Total Landscaping parking lot in Pennsylvania that the Trump campaign would sue over that state’s ballot counting process, the campaign also sent out a fundraising email to supporters. It urged them to donate to its recount effort in Wisconsin, where the tally had Trump down by more than 20,000 votes as of Monday morning and the campaign alleged voting “irregularities,” without providing any evidence.

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