Washington. America’s Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, after casting his vote on Tuesday, said that if the elections are conducted in a fair manner, he is ready to accept defeat. However, he once again cast doubt on electronic voting machines and expressed concerns about the transparency of the election process. While talking to reporters after voting in Florida, Trump made this statement that if the election is fair, he will be the first person to accept defeat. He once again reiterated what he had said in his election campaign, saying that the elections so far have been fair, but he also added that his doubts about the use of electronic voting machines still persist. Trump said, “If I lose the election, and if it is a fair election, I will accept it.” However, he again warned that questions still arise about the electronic voting system, and stressed the need for transparency in the electoral process. When reporters asked him if he would urge his supporters to stop the violence after his defeat, Trump replied, “I don’t need to tell them, because they’re not violent people.” Trump further said that he is not worried about his supporters because they are peace loving people. Republican Party candidate Donald Trump said on Tuesday on voting day that “this is the most important day in the history of America.” Trump has made this comment by sending an email to his supporters. Millions of Americans were seen standing in queues in front of polling stations across the country to exercise their franchise and choose their next President. Trump said, “It is now officially Election Day. This will be the most important day in American history.” He said, “Voter enthusiasm is at its peak because people want to make America great again. This means that a large number of people will come to vote, due to which long queues will be seen. You have to cast your vote, no matter how long it takes. “Stand in line.” Former President Trump voted in West Palm Beach, Florida. Harris voted through ‘mail-in-ballot’, while President Joe Biden voted in Delaware last week. Tags: Donald Trump, Kamala Harris, US Presidential Election 2024FIRST PUBLISHED : November 6, 2024, 24:40 IST
