RAGE MOUNTS ACROSS AMERICA
Voters on both sides of the political divide rioted in the streets and burned American flags Wednesday as President Trump’s army of lawyers filed multiple lawsuits against ‘fraudulent’ and incomplete election results that for now give Biden a narrow lead.
NEW YORK CITY
Protesters, police clash in New York City's Greenwich Village amid demonstrations over presidential election; local media reports multiple arrests pic.twitter.com/ameE4wLL6V
— Factal News (@factal) November 5, 2020
Police clash with protestors who planned to 'block a pro-Trump caravan driving into Manhattan' pic.twitter.com/nAkJ21qWo0
— The Sun (@TheSun) November 3, 2020
WASHINGTON, DC
Police and protesters face off in Washington, DC, as election results flood in. pic.twitter.com/euJfM4nBPY
— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) November 4, 2020
PORTLAND, OREGON
Oregon State Police seen pushing protesters to ground while moving to disperse demonstration in downtown area of Portland; at least nine arrests made so far pic.twitter.com/aPUdZ89Ycu
— Factal News (@factal) November 5, 2020
STATES STILL IN PLAY
NORTH CAROLINA (15 Electoral College votes)
TRUMP 50.09%
BIDEN 48.69%
GEORGIA (16)
TRUMP 49.68%
BIDEN 49.09%
NEVADA (6)
BIDEN 49.33%
TRUMP 48.69%
PENNSYLVANIA (20)
TRUMP 50.72%
BIDEN 48.13%
ARIZONA (11)
BIDEN 50.71%
TRUMP 47.93%
THE BURNING QUESTION
Will Team Trump’s multiple lawsuits against disputed results change the outcome?
Fox News and the AP gave Arizona to Biden before dawn on Wednesday.
On Wednesday afternoon, Arizona officials said there were still 600,000 votes left to be counted which would put the state back in play.
If the Arizona total of 11 Electoral College votes are put back in the ‘in play’ column, Biden’s current lead would be reduced to 253 votes to Trump’s 214 votes.
Trump could be re-elected if he wins the three remaining states he currently leads in: Pennsylvania, Georgia and North Carolina.
