Trump Campaign To Make Major Announcement In Vegas 

Nevada, a state where Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden has been favored to win, currently has the Democratic contender leading President Trump by a thin margin.

State officials are preparing to release election results on Thursday at noon (ET) but the Trump administration is planning to hold a press conference 30 minutes before, likely announcing a lawsuit alleging fraud and malfeasance by the Democrats.

The presser in Las Vegas is expected to start at 1130ET and will host various individuals, including former intelligence official Richard Grenell, former Nevada Attorney General Adam Laxalt, Chairman of the American Conservative Union Matt Schlapp, and Nevada GOP Chair Michael McDonald. 

Fox News notes the Trump campaign will announce a lawsuit of voter fraud:

Ric Grenell, the former acting Director of National Intelligence, is slated to hold a Thursday morning press conference in Las Vegas to announce the Trump campaign is filing a lawsuit that seeks to count every “legal” vote. The Trump campaign is alleging that at least 10,000 people voted in the state, despite no longer living there.

Nevada’s six electoral votes could be crucial for a Biden victory, currently at 264 electoral votes, with another six needed to secure the 270 win. Pennsylvania was thought to be the must-have battleground ground state, where lawsuits would fly, and who thought it would all come down to Nevada?

As explained recently by constitutional law expert Jonathan Turley, on Fox News, the Trump administration’s strategy is to file lawsuits in states, such as Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Georgia, where there are legitimate objections to voter fraud. 

 

 

Tensions are running high across the nation as the election outcome remains uncertain.

Though there could be a major announcement early afternoon from Biden from Wilmington, Delaware, tweeted VOA’s Steve Herman. 

There are indications @JoeBiden could be making a public statement from Wilmington, #Delaware in the early afternoon. #Election2020

— Steve Herman (@W7VOA) November 5, 2020