Trump campaign legal challenges

[maxtheripper]

Does anyone have a source for a comprehensive list of the legal challenges filed by the Trump campaign so far and which ones have been successful to date?

[conservativeimage]

I think this is the complete list:

https://www.scotusblog.com/election-litigation/

[RWGinger]

Thank you

[conservativeimage]

This list is everybody, not just just suits filed by the Trump campaign.

[Lisbon1940]

I think it’s smooth sailing.

[BigEdLB]

I see Michigan and Pennsylvania... where are the others

[TennesseeGirl]

1) Michigan: The Trump campaign filed a lawsuit Wednesday to halt the state’s vote count, claiming it did not have proper access to observing the opening of absentee ballots.
2) Pennsylvania: Trump campaign also filed a lawsuit to halt vote counting in the key battleground state of Pennsylvania over a lack of "transparency."
3) Georgia: The Trump campaign announced Wednesday night that it had filed a lawsuit in the state, asking to order Georgia election officials to follow the law on storing and counting absentee ballots.
4) Wisconsin: The Trump campaign said it would ask for an immediate recount in Wisconsin.

[maxtheripper]

Here is what I am seeing in regards to suits filed so far by the Trump campaign.
Both of these have already been dismissed

Donald J. Trump for President, Inc. v. Benson
Status: Suit dismissed by state court of claims
Issues: Whether Michigan’s constitution and election laws require that absentee ballots be counted in the presence of an “elections inspector” from each political party; and if so, whether the state should stop counting ballots until that requirement is met or separate ballots counted without representatives of both parties present.
State: Michigan
Court: Michigan Court of Claims

Donald J. Trump for President, Inc. v. Boockvar
Status: Suit dismissed by district court; additional drop-off sites, lifting of signature-matching requirement, and rescinding of ban on out-of-county poll workers upheld
Issues: Whether a number of Pennsylvania elections accommodations in light of the coronavirus pandemic – providing additional drop-off sites and alleviating signature-matching requirements for absentee ballots, as well as lifting a restriction on employing out-of-county poll workers – violate state election law and the U.S. Constitution.
State: Pennsylvania
Court: U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania

[BigEdLB]

The MI case goes Federal and the PA case goes to SCOTUS

[maxtheripper]

Have not seen anything indicating the appeals have been filed or accepted yet but time will tell.

[TrumpRedJoe]

Try this:

https://www.joecheated.com/

[maxtheripper]

The only thing that is going to matter is what can be proven in court.

[TrumpRedJoe]

Or who the judge or justices are

[joshua c]

https://www.joecheated.com/

[Freedom of Speech Wins]

Here is an article mentioning legal actions in 6 states:

https://www.baltimoresun.com/news/nation-world/ct-2020-election-fraud-explainer-20201111-iemnh3kuhbh4tepuaeupdhkoji-story.html?outputType=amp