President Donald Trump’s lawyer argued that based on recent testimony from witnesses who alleged fraud or irregularities in front of several state legislature hearings and meetings, key battleground states shouldn’t go ahead with certifying their results.
“Between Pennsylvania, Arizona, and Michigan hearings alone, DOZENS of witnesses have come forward testifying to their first-hand accounts of the corruption and fraud in this election,” Ellis wrote on Twitter, referring to Republican state lawmaker events in Arizona and Pennsylvania over the past week—as well as a Michigan state Senate hearing on Dec. 1 and 2.
