Trump Team Files New Lawsuit in Michigan in Dispute of Election

President Donald Trump appears unwilling go go quietly into the night after the Associated Press called the 2020 election in favor of former Vice President Joe Biden, and his legal team has been hard at work keeping his hopes of a second term alive.

Of course, this unprecedented refusal to concede the election has made headlines around the nation, with many American politicians and even some world leader simply ignoring Trump’s claims and moving ahead with President-elect Joe Biden.

On Wednesday, the Trump campaign team filed yet another lawsuit in regard to the election results, this time in Michigan.

President Donald Trump’s campaign has filed another lawsuit in Michigan challenging the election results.

The federal lawsuit, which the campaign said it filed late Tuesday, seeks to stop the state from certifying results that show Democrat Joe Biden leading by almost 146,000 votes.

The campaign asked a judge to stop Michigan from certifying fraudulent ballots, those received after Election Day, those processed when observers weren’t present, and any counted with defective tabulating machines or software. At least two prior suits contesting the state’s election results have already been rejected by Michigan judges.

This is a similar tactic to one previously used by the Trump team in Pennsylvania.

Several of the campaign team’s lawsuits have already been tossed out by local authorities, some of whom used the opportunity to characterize the level maneuvers a frivolous.