A Georgia court has thrown out a suit filed by the Trump campaign.
The suit is seeking to ensure that state laws are followed on absentee ballots was dismissed by the court.
The suit was dismissed by the Chatham County Superior Court judge, James Basson on Thursday, November 5, after a roughly one-hour hearing.
However, the judge did not provide an explanation for his decision. According to Wtsp.com, the Trump campaign had filed the lawsuit against Chatham County over 53 ballots that they had presumed were brought in after election day.
The campaign had requested the court to order that the 53 ballots should not be counted.
Meanwhile, a case of civil unrest ensued in Arizona state on Wednesday, November 4, as many supporters of President Donald Trump trooped and converged at the Maricopa county recorder’s office. The pro-Trump voters were claiming that the process of vote-counting in the state is being delayed, implying a suspicious move.
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