WASHINGTON| US President Donald Trump’s supporters protested fiercely after Democratic nominee Joe Biden and his accompanying Kamala Harris were declared winners. Trump supporters took to the streets across the country to protest the results of the 2020 presidential election. After a 4-day slow counting, 77-year-old Biden began great political innings in America by defeating Trump. About 160 years ago around this time, Abraham Lincoln was elected US President.
Biden’s win came at around 11.30 am (local time) on Saturday, when NBC, BBC and The Washington Post reported that Biden was in Pennsylvania. According to The Hill News website, soon after this announcement, supporters of the president took to the streets in the states of Georgia, Michigan and Wisconsin.
At least 200 protesters gathered in front of the Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta. Georgia is traditionally considered a Republican state, with Trump supporters shouting slogans. Similarly, protests were held in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and Trump supporters raised slogans like ‘Stop theft’. Demonstrators also gathered in Madison, Wisconsin to protest the results. In Salem, Oregon, hundreds of protesters rallied outside the Oregon State Capitol.
Protesters in Michigan were praying together, not believing he had lost. He doubted the validity of the election results. Let us know that the counting of votes is still going on in Georgia, Arizona, Pennsylvania, Alaska and North Carolina. Among these, Trump is ahead in Alaska and North Carolina.
The president has refused to accept Biden’s victory, saying in one of his tweets, “Observers are not included in the counting room. I won the election, I got 71 million votes legally. But our Observers Has never been allowed to see, it has never happened before, through the mail, ballots were sent to millions of people who had never asked for them. “
