Trump said he would admit defeat if the elections were "clean"

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Former US President Donald Trump voted on Tuesday at a polling station in Palm Beachin Florida, accompanied by his wife, Melaniabefore promising waiting journalists that he would admit defeat “if the elections are clean.”

“If I lose the election, if they are cleanwould be the first to admit it“Trump said after the call”crazyto those who assured during the election campaign that they would not accept any other result than victory in this presidential election.

However, the Republican candidate said he felt “very confidenton this election night and that he is confident of victory, even barring the election being as close as opinion polls predict.

“I heard what we’re doing very good everywhere (…) It doesn’t even come close,” admitted the former president, who called this latest campaign “the best” of the three he ran in his quest to reach the White House.

Even though Trump seemed convinced of his victory in front of the media, he did not miss the opportunity protest against the electoral system American, which he criticized for reporting results too late.

For Trump it’s “too complicated processThis has led to numerous and large lawsuits being filed in recent years to challenge the results of past presidential elections, even though they could have been sped up by voting. “He paper It’s more sophisticated than computers now,” he said.

“It’s incredible. There’s nothing you can do to change. And it will cost you practically nothing. We’re spending hundreds of millions of dollars in these campaigns. It could have been done 8 percent of the cost and have greater accuracy and not worry about when he will announce it Pennsylvania. It’s a shame,” he said.

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Source: Aristegui Noticias

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