SALT LAGE CITY – Utah has joined 16 other states in supporting Texas’ case in a bid to overturn the presidential election results in several swing states. Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes signed off Wednesday, joining other states at a conference on the Supreme Court. READ: Utah AG Reyes ‘Compromised’ Electoral Process The Texas lawsuit filed by the state’s attorney general, Ken Paxton, who claims to support Trump, claims that “illegal and unconstitutional votes” should be counted in Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. President-elect Joe Biden.Reice, who supported President Trump’s voter fraud claims and worked for Nevada’s campaign to contest the vote count, hopes the Supreme Court will review the constitution of the electoral process. “If there is confidence in the Americans, it is important for the Supreme Court to decide who determines the integrity of the electoral system, the time and place for voting,” Le Reyes said in a statement. READ: Utah Congressman Rob Bishop suffers a stroke. This case is not about one candidate, but fair in all elections. He says the Supreme Court should say whether the election is fair, even though almost all states have already certified their votes. “Who really controls the timing, place and manner of elections in individual states? Is it a legislature like the constitutional ordinances? Or can that power be handed over or seized under certain circumstances? The answer affects not only this election, but every election in the future. “Rice’s opponents say the attorney general’s move is a discriminatory attempt to overturn election results that do not go his way.” That’s the basis of American democracy. People elect their leaders, not leaders elect their voters. Sean Reyes’ continued attempt to hand over a democratic election – one that the US government considers’ the most secure in American history ‘- is pale to a state attorney general by expelling the popular vote. “The extension of this discriminatory war to the Supreme Court can only be seen as a final distrust of Hail Mary in an attempt to maintain party control at the expense of the people,” said Chase Thomas, the coalition’s managing director. Sean Reyes’ biased appendices show that he is ineligible to be Utah’s chief law enforcement officer. Utah leaders from all political parties should condemn his actions on behalf of our state. ”
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