Trump alleges vote ‘suppression,’ falsely says he won Pennsylvania

US President Donald Trump alleges, without evidence, that polls published before Election Day showing a comfortable win for Joe Biden were aimed at suppressing the vote.

Speaking from the White House, he falsely says all the key states had in fact been won by Republicans, before the count “miraculously” stopped and mail-in votes started coming in, largely favoring Biden.

“They’re finding ballots all of a sudden.”

He claims mail-in votes are “corrupt.”

“I won Pennsylvania by a lot,” he says of the partial count in the state in which his lead is quickly evaporating. “We were up by nearly 700,000 votes,” he says, referring to the election day totals before mail-in votes were counted.

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