Donad Trump and Biden are neck and neck as polls are step by step closing throughout the US Tuesday.
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US President Donald Trump tweeted early Wednesday a couple of “massive win” and accused rival Joe Biden’s Democrats of “making an attempt to steal” the election – with out citing proof — as votes have been counted within the US election.
“We’re up BIG, however they’re making an attempt to STEAL the Election. We are going to by no means allow them to do it. Votes can’t be forged after the Polls are closed!” – tweeted the President.
“I can be making a press release tonight. A giant WIN!”
I can be making a press release tonight. A giant WIN!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 4, 2020
We’re up BIG, however they’re making an attempt to STEAL the Election. We are going to by no means allow them to do it. Votes can’t be forged after the Polls are closed!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 4, 2020
Twitter flagged his tweet accusing the Democrats of “stealing the election” and stated “some or the entire content material shared on this Tweet is disputed and may be deceptive about an election or different civic course of.”
President Trump’s authentic tweet, which misspelt polls as “Poles”, was deleted and changed by an accurate model.
Trump and Democratic presidential candidate Biden are neck and neck as polls are step by step closing throughout the US Tuesday.
Trump has to this point received 21 states and Biden has taken 19.
Trump scored slender wins in battleground states of Florida and Ohio.
His tweets got here instantly after Biden, in an handle, advised his supporters to “maintain the religion” as votes have been nonetheless being counted and it may very well be a long-haul.
“We be ok with the place we’re. We’ve got to be affected person; we now have to attend until each vote is counted… until each poll is counted. However we really feel good,” he stated.
“It’s not for me or Donald Trump to resolve. We’ve got to attend and see…Preserve the religion! We’re going to win this,” stated the candidate.
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