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Headline Roundup December 1st, 2020

Arizona and Wisconsin Certify Biden Victories, Trump Campaign Files Lawsuit

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Arizona and Wisconsin certified Joe Biden’s presidential election victories on Monday. Officials from both parties in each state said their elections were "conducted with transparency, accuracy and fairness." The Wisconsin certification follows a partial recount, requested and paid for by President Donald Trump's campaign, which slightly increased Biden’s 20,600-vote lead. On Tuesday, the Trump campaign filed a lawsuit challenging Wisconsin’s results, alleging that roughly 220,000 ballots from mostly Democratic counties violated state law. Coverage in some left-rated outlets called Trump’s fraud claims “conspiracies” and mentioned that the Trump campaign’s lawsuit targeted counties with a majority of Wisconsin’s black residents. Some coverage in right-rated outlets didn't counter Trump's claims, and mentioned the narrowness of Biden’s victories in each state.

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Arizona, Wisconsin Certify Narrow Victories for Biden
Arizona, Wisconsin Certify Narrow Victories for Biden

Wall Street Journal (News)

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Two important battleground states certified election results Monday, with Wisconsin and Arizona handing narrow victories to President-elect Joe Biden and further cementing his win over President Trump.

With Arizona and Wisconsin’s vote counts finalized, the six most hotly contested battleground states have all certified their results for Mr. Biden. The others are Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Nevada. Mr. Trump hasn’t conceded the race and has contested the outcome in those states.

In Arizona, Monday’s certified election results showed that Mr. Biden won Arizona’s 11 electoral votes with a popular-vote margin...

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Trump files suit to overturn his loss in Wisconsin
Trump files suit to overturn his loss in Wisconsin

Politico

News

President Donald Trump has filed a lawsuit seeking to throw out hundreds of thousands of ballots in Wisconsin, in an effort to overturn the results in a state he lost to President-elect Joe Biden.

Results in the state were certified on Monday, following a partial recount requested and paid for by the Trump campaign that increased Biden’s margin of victory in the state by a handful of votes.

The Trump campaign’s suit, which was filed in the state Supreme Court on Tuesday morning, targets roughly 221,000 ballots cast in two...

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Arizona, Wisconsin certify Biden as winner over Trump team's objections
Arizona, Wisconsin certify Biden as winner over Trump team's objections

Washington Times

News

Arizona and Wisconsin certified presumptive President-elect Joseph R. Biden as winning those states Monday, even as President Trump’s attorneys urged Republican state legislators to override Mr. Biden’s victory and choose presidential electors for Mr. Trump.

In Georgia, state officials announced a limited investigation into allegations of voter fraud, although they said it was unlikely to overturn Mr. Biden’s win there.

Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs, a Democrat, certified that Mr. Biden won the state by 0.3 percentage points, or 10,457 votes. She also certified that Democrat Mark Kelly defeated...

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