LATEST UPDATES

Police man shot at, injured in Bemina

Precious Kashmir 09/12/2023

14 NCC girl cadets embark on cyclothon from Kanyakumari to Kashmir

Indo Asian News Service 09/12/2023

Govt to make GIFT City global hub of new age finance & tech services: PM Modi

Indo Asian News Service 09/12/2023

At minus 4.6 degree Celsius, Sgr records coldest night of season

Precious Kashmir 09/12/2023

DSEJ announces winter vacation in phased manner from Dec-11

Precious Kashmir 08/12/2023

Air quality remains ‘very poor’, Delhi records min temp of 9.4

Indo Asian News Service 08/12/2023

Cold conditions tighten grip in Kashmir, Pahalgam coldest at minus 4.8 degree Celsius

Precious Kashmir 08/12/2023

4 feared dead after vehicle rolls down into gorge on Zojila Pass

Precious Kashmir 07/12/2023

NIA attaches properties of 2 key LeT operatives in J&K

Precious Kashmir 07/12/2023

Srinagar cop injured in terrorists attack on Oct 29 succumbs at Delhi AIIMS

Precious Kashmir 07/12/2023

NIA attaches residential house in Awantipora village

Precious Kashmir 07/12/2023

Sgr records coldest night of season at minus 2.6 degree Celsius

Precious Kashmir 07/12/2023
  • Home
  • Front
  • Jammu & Kashmir
    • City
  • Anchor stories
  • Business
  • Sports
  • National
  • World
  • Opinion
    • Edit
    • Interviews
    • Letters
  • Epaper
  • Video
Sunday, December 10, 2023
PRECIOUS KASHMIR
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Front
  • Jammu & Kashmir
    • City
  • Anchor stories
  • Business
  • Sports
  • National
  • World
  • Opinion
    • Edit
    • Interviews
    • Letters
  • Epaper
  • Video
Precious Kashmir
No Result
View All Result
Home Front

Legal battles to follow, say pollsters

Precious Kashmir by Precious Kashmir
04/11/2020
in Front
1 min read
FacebookTwitterWhatsappEmail

Sputnik
Moscow, Nov 4: The outcome of the US presidential race is still much undecided, as the close race in some states makes vote recounts and legal battles very likely, John Zogby, a public opinion pollster and the founder of political consulting firm John Zogby Strategies, told Sputnik.
Despite some states still counting votes, President Donald Trump has earlier declared that he won the November 3 election, adding that this year’s vote was a fraud.
“It is premature for him to declare victory. There are still millions of votes to be counted, especially in battleground states and the races are still undecided. Yes, it is still possible for Biden to win,” Zogby said when asked whether the results are obvious.
The expert suggested that “if we are lucky,” the United States will know the outcome by Thursday, but warned that “some of these states are very close so there will be recounts and court challenges.”
He also expressed confidence that Trump would deliver on his promise to challenge mail-in voting.
“Postal voting will be challenged in court. The President promised that last night. And the very legitimacy of the vote will be challenged by a vocal minority of whichever side loses,” he added.
When asked to assess Trump’s performance in key states, Zogby said that he “did well” among those who see the economy and its reopening as top issues and those who want a strong leader, law and order. He also noted that Trump had “spoken to the forgotten and in a language that is irreverent toward the establishment.”

Share this:

  • Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)
  • Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)
  • Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)
  • Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)
  • Click to print (Opens in new window)

Related

Share196Tweet123SendSend
Precious Kashmir

Precious Kashmir

ePAPER

Precious Kashmir

Copyright © 2020 Precious Kashmir.

Navigate Site

  • Home
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Advertise with Us
  • Terms of Service

Follow Us

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Front
  • Jammu & Kashmir
    • City
  • Anchor stories
  • Business
  • Sports
  • National
  • World
  • Opinion
    • Edit
    • Interviews
    • Letters
  • Epaper
  • Video

Copyright © 2020 Precious Kashmir.