The president of the United States, Donald Trump, has questioned this Monday the cleanliness of the recent midterm elections following the resounding defeat of his party, the Republican Party. The leader has called into question its "honesty" and pointed to possible fraud in the early voting cast by mail.
"Does anyone truly believe that these 'elections' have been honest? How could the polls have been so wrong? Some of the early vote tabulations have been so large that it was impossible to win, regardless of who went to vote," Trump said in a message circulated on social media.
The U.S. president has stressed that "everything has to do with the machines" of voting and has insisted that "they are much more important than the voter!".
The Democratic Party candidates achieved victory in the midterm elections held last Tuesday and will take control of both chambers of Congress. Starting in January, they could launch inquiries into different public officials, and possible investigations related to the alleged enrichment of the Trump family, corruption cases, migration policy, or the Epstein case are already being considered.