Behind the CCP’s Refusal to Recognize a Victor in US Election 

Behind the CCP’s Refusal to Recognize a Victor in US Election 
People stand in line outside the Richland County Voter Registration & Elections Office on the second day of in-person absentee and early voting in Columbia, S.C., on Oct. 6, 2020. Sean Rayford/Getty Images
Zhong Yuan
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News reports on the U.S. election suddenly disappeared from the Chinese regime’s official media on Nov. 9. Chinese leader Xi Jinping has not publicly congratulated a winner in the race, though Democratic Party candidate Joe Biden declared victory on Nov. 7 after several major media outlets projected him to be the winner. Several battleground states are currently facing legal challenges and recounts.

Zhong Yuan
Zhong Yuan
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Zhong Yuan is a researcher focused on China’s political system, the country’s democratization process, human rights situation, and Chinese citizens’ livelihood. He began writing commentaries for the Chinese-language edition of The Epoch Times in 2020.
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