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"I think we're going to project to the world that democracy works," Senator Roy Blunt said Sunday while not admitting President Donald Trump lost the election.

"He is having to leave his house and go stay with friends," a Fulton County election official said. "He's afraid to drive his car because the information about his car, about his license plate are out there."

"I have not heard from any clerks in my district that there were irregularities in the process," GOP Congressman Fred Upton said.

Minnesota GOP Chairwoman Jessica Carnahan said the RNC chair has instructed her to bolster the president's claims of voter fraud as the race moves in favor of Democratic nominee Joe Biden.

"We just haven't seen it. You know, it hasn't been presented," Bret Baier said.

Speculation has mounted of a Trump 2024 run if he were to lose, due the support he has mustered this time out.

Tara Setmayer, a member of the GOP for 25 years, said she could "no longer associate" with a party that has "fully embraced the malignancy of Trumpism."

Santorum insinuated that this year's massive voter turnout is proof that voter suppression is not an issue.

Various GOP leaders have hesitated to support the president as he falsely claims victory, alleges voter fraud and files lawsuits while ballots are still being counted in key battleground states.

Mulvaney noted that Trump "doesn't like losing," adding, "I would absolutely put him on the shortlist of people who are likely to run in 2024."

The protest from Republican poll challengers came after the Trump campaign said it would file a lawsuit in a bid to stop the count in Michigan.

"There is no way that we flipped from 62 percent Trump in 2016 to upside-down this time around," Michigan State Representative Triston Cole said.

This is the second time Scott has refused to vote for President Donald Trump in a presidential election and his first time voting for the Democratic nominee.

Jesse Kelly tweeted the remarks amid fears of violence from far-right and militia groups and widespread protests on Tuesday.

Ryan Mahoney has also retweeted content critical of Trump in the past few weeks.

Democrats, who see McConnell and his leadership in the Senate as one of the biggest obstacles to their legislative agenda, have poured tens of millions of dollars into McGrath's campaign.

The "Bawitdaba" singer provides the voiceover in a campaign ad for John James, but other celebrities like Lizzo have voiced their support for James' Democratic rival, incumbent Gary Peters.

"These criminals exhibited a level of familiarity with state party operations at the end of the campaign to commit this crime," Republican Party of Wisconsin Director Andrew Hitt said in a statement given to Newsweek.

Biden's campaign is building up steam in Georgia, a state where the GOP holds every statewide office.

Republican candidate Leslie Becker and the Ketchikan Gateway Borough Mayor made an entrance at the recent Republican rally in a six-wheeled Alvis Saracen

"It's a tremendous bipartisan framework for action that's commensurate with the scale of the crisis that we're facing," said Representative Max Rose of New York.

Democrats need to gain at least four seats to take control of the Senate.

"The single worst day of the pandemic and the president says we're entering—or we can see the light at the end of the tunnel. What is he talking about?" Chris Wallace asked Ronna McDaniel.

"The communication as to what we need to do is an important part as well," said Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson.

The Nevada Republican Party filed a lawsuit asking for the counting of mail-in ballots to be stopped until the GOP can monitor the process.

The anti-Trump group continues to attack the Republican incumbent ahead of Election Day, regularly sharing videos and comments on social media criticizing him.

Former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele is the latest to join the expanding bloc of high-profile GOP figures endorsing the Democratic nominee.

At least nine GOP senators, and one Democrat, appear at risk of losing their seats.

Two-thirds of Republicans agree American society punishes men "just for acting like men," a new survey finds.

The Texas Republican described his initial relationship with Trump as "maybe like a lot of women who get married and think they're going to change their spouse."