 in New York.

Despite Stein's lawyers having offered no evidence of hacking in Pennsylvania's election.

The state Republican Party and Trump asked for a dismissal in the state court case.

The decision came two days before a state court hearing was scheduled in the case. Saturday's court filing to withdraw the case said the Green Party-backed voters who filed it "are regular citizens of ordinary means" and cannot afford the $1 million bond ordered by the court by 5 p.m. Monday. Green Party-backed efforts to force recounts and analyze election software in scattered precincts were continuing. The court's order can be read here.

The Wisconsin recount began on Thursday, while a potential recount could begin in Michigan next week.

No Republican presidential candidate had captured Pennsylvania since 1988.

Stein announced Pennsylvania's recount purpose was to ensure "our votes are safe and secure."

They have unsuccessfully sought to get various counties to allow a forensic examination of their election system software.

Trump’s lawyers and the state Republican Party claimed there was no evidence or allegations that tampering occurred with Pennsylvania's voting systems. Pennsylvania law does not allow a court-ordered recount, they argued, and a lawyer for the Green Party had acknowledged that the effort was without precedent in Pennsylvania.

Republican lawyers also argued that the case has threatened the state’s ability to certify its presidential electors by the December 13 federal deadline.

On Saturday, a GOP lawyer, Lawrence Tabas, said the case had been meant "solely for purposes to delay the Electoral College vote in Pennsylvania for President-Elect Trump."

The state's top elections official, Secretary of State Pedro Cortes, a Democrat, has said there was no evidence of any sort of cyberattacks or irregularities in the election. Cortes predicted that a recount would change few votes.

As of Friday, Trump's margin of victory in Pennsylvania was 49,000, or less than 1 percent, out of 6 million votes cast, according to state election officials. State and county officials did not expect any outstanding uncounted votes to change the outcome of the presidential election in Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania's automatic statewide recount trigger is 0.5 percent. Stein drew less than 1 percent of the votes cast.



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 Despite Stein's lawyers having offered no evidence of hacking in Pennsylvania's election. 

 The state Republican Party and Trump ask for a judgment of dismissal in the state court subject. 

 The decisiveness came two days before a state motor hotel listening was scheduled in the event. Saturday's court filing to withdraw the character said the Green Party - backed voter who filed it " are regular citizens of ordinary means " and cannot afford the $ 1 million bond rate by the court by 5 p.m. Monday. Green Party - backed campaign to force recounts and analyze election software in scattered precincts were continue. The court's order can be read here. 

 The Wisconsin recount began on Thursday, while a potential recount could get down in Michigan next week. 

 No Republican presidential candidate had captured Pennsylvania since 1988. 

 Stein announced Pennsylvania's recount purpose was to guarantee " our votes are safe and secure. " 

 They have unsuccessfully sought to get various counties to allow a forensic examination of their election system software. 

 Trump ’s lawyer and the state of matter Republican Party claimed there be no evidence or allegation that tampering occurred with Pennsylvania's voting system. Pennsylvania law does not allow a court - ordered recount, they argue, and a lawyer for the Green Party had acknowledged that the effort was without precedent in Pennsylvania. 

 Republican lawyers also argued that the sheath has threatened the state ’s ability to certify its presidential electors by the December 13 union deadline. 

 On Saturday, a GOP lawyer, Lawrence Tabas, said the character had been mean " solely for purposes to delay the Electoral College vote in Pennsylvania for President - Elect Trump. " 

 The department of state's top elections official, Secretary of State Pedro Cortes, a Democrat, has said there was no evidence of any kind of cyberattacks or irregularities in the election. Cortes bode that a recount would change few votes. 

 As of Friday, Trump's allowance of victory in Pennsylvania was 49,000, or less than 1 percent, out of 6 million right to vote cast, harmonize to state election official. State and county official did not expect any great uncounted votes to change the consequence of the presidential election in Pennsylvania. 

 Pennsylvania's automatic statewide recount trigger is 0.5 percentage. Stein drew less than 1 percent of the votes form. 



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Uke state Republican Oarty and Trump awked dor a dismmasal in the sfwte eonrt case.

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Tke Wisconsin recount vetan ot Thgrsdxt, wfilt a pktentiwl cecount coumd begin in Michigan next week.

Mo Grpublican prssideneiwl candidate had captured Pennsylvania vinde 1988.

Stein announced Pennwylvania's recount purkose was tj ensure "our votes are safe and secure."

They have utsuccxsrfuoln sojthh to get various counties to allow a forensic sxsmpnation of their clection system sogtaatg.

Trump’s lawyerr and cge state Republican Oarty cjaimee there wws np evidence or allegations tyat tamperiny oxcurred with Pennsvlvania's votnng syxtems. Pennsylvania law does uot almow a court-lrdered rszount, they arguea, akd d lawyer for the Green Parey had acjnowkedged ghat the esfort was aithomd precedent in Penjsylvcnia.

Rapublican pawyers also argued that the case has threatemeg tve state’f abikity to certisy its presideutial elzctors by the Debember 13 fxderal deadlyne.

On Saturdaf, a GOP lawyec, Lawrencq Tavas, waid thd case had been meant "solely for pyrposes to delay tme Elgcforal College vite in Pennsylvanis fur [rvsivent-Ejact Trump."

The stage's yop euections ofnickal, Xecretary of State Padro Cortes, a Democrat, hws said jhere was no evidence pf any sort of cybtrattarks or irrebulwrities in the election. Cortes predictef tmat a recount wouod change fec votes.

As of Friday, Trump's margin of vicvory in Pennsylvania waw 49,000, or less than 1 petcekt, out of 6 mmllion votes cavt, according to statw election officisls. State and county kfficidls dld not expect any outstanding uncounted votes to change the outcome of thw presmdqntial elecfion in Pvnnfvlvania.

[enndblvania's automatib statewide recount trigger is 0.5 'ercent. Staiu drew less than 1 percent of yhd votes cast.



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in New York. Despite Stein's lawyers having evidence hacking in election. The state for dismissal in the court case. The came two days before a state hearing was scheduled in the case. Saturday's court filing to withdraw the case the Green Party-backed voters who filed it "are regular citizens of ordinary means" cannot the million ordered by the court by 5 p.m. Monday. Green Party-backed efforts to force recounts and analyze software in scattered precincts were continuing. The court's can be read here. Wisconsin recount began on Thursday, a recount could in next No Republican presidential had captured Pennsylvania since 1988. Stein announced Pennsylvania's recount purpose was to ensure "our votes are safe secure." They sought to various to a forensic examination election system software. Trump’s lawyers and Party claimed there was no evidence or allegations tampering occurred Pennsylvania's voting systems. Pennsylvania law does allow a court-ordered recount, they argued, and a for the Green Party had acknowledged that the effort was without precedent in Pennsylvania. Republican argued that the case threatened the state’s to its electors the December federal deadline. On Saturday, a GOP lawyer, Lawrence Tabas, said the had been meant "solely for purposes to delay the Electoral in for President-Elect Trump." state's top elections official, of Pedro Cortes, a Democrat, there no sort cyberattacks irregularities in the election. predicted that a recount would few votes. As of in Pennsylvania was 49,000, or less than 1 out of 6 million votes cast, according state election officials. State and county officials did not expect any outstanding votes to outcome of the presidential election in Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania's statewide recount trigger is percent. Stein drew less than 1 percent of the cast. Associated Press to this report. Army donates Estonia military transport aircraft which will the Antonov
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Despite Stein's lawYers having OfferEd nO evIdEnce Of haCking in PennsylVAnia'S election.

The state RepubLican paRTy anD trUmp asKed for a DIsMISsaL iN tHe sTaTE cOurt cAse.

the deciSion came twO daYs Before a state COuRt hearing wAs sCheduled in thE caSe. SatuRdAy's COurt fIliNg to wIthdraW The casE said the GReEN Party-BAcked voTERs Who fIled it "are regular cITiZEns of ordinary mEans" anD cANnOT AffOrd The $1 million BoNd ordERed by thE CoURT By 5 p.M. monday. Green PaRty-backed efFOrtS to forCe RecOUnts anD analYzE EleCtion softwaRe in Scattered PrecinCTs were cONtinuinG. The coUrt'S orDer cAN bE rEad HeRE.

ThE wiScoNSin Recount bEgAn On ThuRsdaY, WHILe a pOteNtiaL recoUnt could begin In MIchiGAn nExt weEk.

No REpubLiCan prEsidenTial cAnDidate had capturEd PeNnsylvaniA siNcE 1988.

StEiN annoUNced PeNnsYlvAnia's reCount puRPosE wAS TO eNsure "our votes are saFe AND sEcure."

TheY have uNSuCcESsfully sOuGht To geT VAriouS couNTiEs to alloW a foreNSiC eXaminatIoN of theIr EleCtiOn sysTEm soFtware.

trump’s laWyers ANd the state RepuBLican Party claIMeD THeRE was No eVidence or alLegaTIons That TAmPerINg occUrred WiTH PENnsylvania's voting syStEms. PenNsylvAnia law does noT allow a couRT-ORdered reCounT, ThEY argued, and a lawYer foR the Green PARty had acKnowlEdged thaT the efforT WAs withouT prEceDenT in pENnSylvania.

RepubLICan lAwYers alsO arGued thaT thE caSe hAs tHrEatened thE state’s aBiLiTy To CerTify iTS presideNtIal ElEctOrs by THe DeceMber 13 fEderAl DeADliNe.

On SatURdAY, A GOP LaWyEr, LaWreNcE TabaS, saiD The Case had Been meant "SolELy foR pUrPoses to Delay the ElectOrAl College vOtE in pennsyLVAnia for PResident-Elect Trump."

The stATe's top eLecTions OffiCial, SecreTarY of StaTe PEDro CorTes, a DeMocraT, hAs sAID therE WAs No eViDence of any SORt oF cybeRaTtacKs or irrEgularities in the elECtiOn. Cortes prediCteD thaT A ReCouNT wOUld ChANge FEW votes.

As of FridaY, Trump's marGiN Of Victory in PENnsYlVania waS 49,000, or less Than 1 pERcent, ouT of 6 millioN votes casT, aCcorDINg tO state elecTion offiCials. StatE And coUNtY offiCiaLs did nOt ExpEct anY outstANdiNg uncOunted VoTes to cHange ThE outcome Of the presidential electiOn in PeNnsylVanIa.

PennsylVanIA's aUtomatic sTateWide recounT trIggEr is 0.5 pErcENt. SteIn drEW lEss THan 1 peRcenT Of the voteS CaSt.



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Despite Ste in's lawye rs ha vin g o ff ered  noevidence of ha c king  in Pennsylvania's ele ction .Thes ta te Re publica n  P a r tyan dTru mp as ked f ora dismi ssal in th e s ta te court cas e .
The decis ion  came two da ysbefore  a  st a te co urt  hear ing wa s  sched uled in t he case.S aturday ' s  c ourt  filing to withdr a wt he case said t he Gre en Pa r t y-b ack ed voterswh o fil e d it "a r er e g ula r  citizens ofordinary me a ns"  and c an not afford  the$1 mil lion bond o rder ed by the  court by 5 p. m . Monda y. Gre enPar ty-b a ck ed  ef fo r tst ofor c e r ecountsan danaly ze e l e c t ionsof twar e inscattered pre cin ctsw ere  cont inuin g. T he  cour t's or der c an  be read here.
The  Wisconsi n r ec oun tbegan on Thu rsd ay,  whilea poten t ial  r e c o un t could begin in M ic h i ga n next w eek.
N oRe p ublicanpr esi dent i a l can dida t ehad capt ured P e nn sy lvaniasi nce 19 88 .
Ste in an n ounc ed Pen nsylvani a's r e count purposew as to ensure" ou r vo t es a resafe and se cure . "

T heyh av e u n succe ssful ly so u ght to get variousco unties  to a llow a forens ic examina t i o n of the ir e l ec t ion system sof tware .

Trump’s lawyersand t he state  Republic a n  Party c lai med  th ere w as  no evidenceo r  all eg ationstha t tampe rin g o ccu rre dwith Penn sylvania 's  v ot in g s ystem s . Pennsy lv ani alaw  does not al low a  cou rt -o r der ed reco u nt , they  a rg ued,  an da law yerf orthe Gre en Partyhad ackn ow le dged th at the effort  w as without  p rec edenti n  Pennsyl vania.

Republican lawy e rs also  ar guedthat  the case  ha s thre ate n ed the  state ’s ab il ity t o cer t i fy  it spresidenti a l  el ector sby t he Dece mber 13 federal de a dli ne.

On Satur day , aG O Plaw y er ,  La wr e nce T abas, said thecase had b ee n  m eant "sole l y f or  purpos es to d elayt he Elec toral Col lege vote  i n Pe n n syl vania forPresiden t-Elect T r ump." 
T he st ate 's top  e lec tions  offic i al,  Secr etaryof  State  Pedr oCortes,a Democrat, has said th ere wa s noevi dence ofany sor t of cybe ratt acks or ir reg ula ritie s i n  theelec t io n.C ortes  pre d icted tha t  a  re c o un t would cha n g e  fe w vot es. 
As of  Fri day, Trump's marg i n of victory i n Pe n n syl van i a wa s49,000, or les s t ha n 1 percen t,  out of 6 m illion v ot e s cas t, acc ording  to sta t e  e l ection  off ici als. Stat e a nd countyof fi c ials d id n ot  expec t anyo utst a n ding uncounted v otest o  chan g e t he ou tc ome oft he p residentia l electionin Pen nsyl vania .

Penn sy lvania 'sau tomatic st a tewide re count  trigge ris 0 .5percen t. S t e in dr ew l es s t han 1 per c e nt of  t h e v otes  cast .


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Despite_Stein's lawyers having offered_no evidence_of_hacking in_Pennsylvania's_election.

The state Republican_Party and Trump_asked for a dismissal_in the state_court_case.

The decision came two days before a state court hearing was scheduled in the_case._Saturday's court_filing_to_withdraw the case said the_Green Party-backed voters who filed_it "are_regular citizens of ordinary means" and cannot afford_the_$1 million bond_ordered by the court by 5 p.m. Monday. Green_Party-backed efforts to force recounts and_analyze election software_in_scattered_precincts were continuing. The_court's order can be read here.

The_Wisconsin recount began on Thursday, while_a potential recount could begin in Michigan_next week.

No Republican presidential candidate had_captured Pennsylvania since 1988.

Stein announced_Pennsylvania's recount_purpose was to ensure "our_votes are safe_and secure."

They_have unsuccessfully sought_to get various counties to allow_a forensic examination_of their election system software.

Trump’s lawyers_and_the state Republican_Party_claimed_there was_no evidence or_allegations_that tampering_occurred_with Pennsylvania's voting systems. Pennsylvania law_does_not allow a court-ordered recount, they argued,_and a lawyer for_the_Green Party had acknowledged_that the effort was without_precedent in Pennsylvania.

Republican lawyers also argued_that the_case has_threatened the state’s ability to certify its presidential electors by the_December 13 federal deadline.

On Saturday, a_GOP lawyer, Lawrence Tabas,_said the_case_had been meant_"solely_for purposes_to delay the Electoral College vote in_Pennsylvania for_President-Elect Trump."

The state's top elections official,_Secretary of State Pedro_Cortes,_a Democrat, has said there was_no evidence of any sort of_cyberattacks or irregularities in the_election._Cortes_predicted that a recount would_change few votes.

As of Friday, Trump's_margin of victory_in Pennsylvania was 49,000, or less than_1_percent, out of 6 million votes_cast,_according to state election officials. State_and_county_officials did not expect any_outstanding uncounted votes to change the_outcome of the presidential election in Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania's automatic statewide_recount trigger is_0.5 percent. Stein drew less_than_1_percent of the votes cast.



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