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Biden Drubs Trump Anew Gains 99 Votes In Arizona Review Of Election
- By The Financial District
- Sep 25, 2021
- 1 min read
Donald Trump was not cheated of victory in Arizona’s largest county in 2020, a draft of a Republican-ordered review of the election showed, the New York Times reported.
Photo Insert: Then Vice President Joe Biden talks with the late Senator John McCain before speaking at the McCain Institute for International Leadership Sedona Forum in Arizona in 2013. The late senator was repeatedly mocked by then President Donald Trump after the former having openly criticized Trump administration policies. During the 2020 US presidential election, the late senator's wife, Cindy, would appear in Biden's first campaign ad.
The draft report from the company Cyber Ninjas found 99 additional votes for President Biden and 261 fewer votes for Mr. Trump in Maricopa County, the fast-growing region that includes Phoenix. The full review is set to be released on Friday (Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, in Manila).
It means that in the highly populated Maricopa County, Trump was drubbed by Biden, who gained 99 votes while Trump lost 261 votes, an indication that the count favored Trump, rather than Biden, thus throwing a monkey on the nauseating Trump claim that election conducted under Republicans favored the Democrat Biden.
The inquiry into the 2020 vote, derided as a badly flawed partisan exercise, has already spawned imitators in other states, New York Times said.
Trump lost the popular vote to Biden by 7.5-million votes. In 2016, he also lost the popular vote to Hillary Clinton by more than 2.8-million votes, technically making him twice a loser.
