The incumbent president delivered a victory speech at the White House • On the key state of Pennsylvania: "Winning there by a huge margin" • He threatened to go to the Supreme Court with the results, saying: "Millions voted for me, there is a group of sad people trying to challenge it" • He added : "The results are amazing, getting ready for the celebrations"
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"We're getting ready for a big celebration":
US President Donald Trump this morning (Wednesday) thanked the support for his constituents and his family.
Trump has declared victory in states where results have yet to be received such as Pennsylvania, Georgia and North Carolina.
He said, "A sad group of people are trying to deny the right to vote to millions of Trump voters."
The president said in a statement from the White House: "We will go to the Supreme Court and tell them to stop the vote count."
According to him, the goal is to secure the victory in terms of the law, "so that they will not discover more votes and suddenly add."
"We prepared to win the election and the truth is, we won them."
Trump added that the conduct of the election is "a deception of the American people and a disgrace to this country."