由于选票仍在统计中，总统选举也没有获胜者，特朗普竞选团队一直在就选票统计提起诉讼。备案文件在竞争极其激烈的州。
这里快速看一下法律诉讼目前的情况。
宾夕法尼亚州
特朗普竞选团队及其法律团队在该州采取了几项法律行动，选举官员清点了数十万张选票。
该运动周三提起诉讼，声称观察员不被允许“有意义地”观察费城县的投票计数。宾夕法尼亚州的一名法官周四批准了特朗普竞选团队的请求，观察费城的投票工作人员处理剩余的邮寄选票。
费城立即向宾夕法尼亚州最高法院提起上诉，要求推翻这一决定。
特朗普竞选团队声称，不允许其投票观察人员像以前一样适当观察计票结果，并于周四晚上提起联邦诉讼，旨在停止费城的计票。一名法官最终拒绝了他们停止计数的请求。
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特朗普竞选团队周三在州法院提起另一项诉讼，指控宾夕法尼亚州国务卿凯西·布克瓦(Kathy Boockvar)非法将邮寄选民提供任何缺失身份证件的截止日期从11月9日延长至11月12日。目前还没有关于该诉讼的听证会。
同样在周三，竞选的法律团队提出动议加入宾夕法尼亚州共和党提出的一项未决诉讼，该诉讼试图质疑美国最高法院延长三天邮件投票截止日期的决定上月下旬维持原判。
作为回应，宾夕法尼亚州民主党人和布克瓦要求最高法院驳回特朗普正式加入该案的请求。在周四晚上的一份文件中，布克瓦辩称，特朗普没有为现阶段被添加提供任何理由。
格鲁吉亚
特朗普竞选团队周三在查塔姆县与佐治亚州共和党一起提起诉讼，要求该县汇编、存储和清点该州选举日晚上7点截止日期后收到的所有选票。
布林·安德森/美联社
查塔姆县法官詹姆斯·巴斯(James Bass)在周四上午的听证会上驳回了诉讼，理由是缺乏证据表明请愿书中提到的选票是在截止日期之后收到的。
密歇根
周三，特朗普竞选团队在密歇根州法院提起诉讼，要求停止计票，直到法院能够执行规则，允许竞选观察员观察选票的打开和计数。该运动声称，投票观察员被拒绝近距离观察底特律各地的计票情况。
密歇根州的一名法官周四下午表示，她将拒绝认罪，主要是因为那里的计票工作已经基本完成。预计法官将于周五下午发布正式裁决。
亚利桑那州
特朗普竞选团队和共和党全国委员会周四提出了一项动议，要求干预一项亚利桑那州诉讼这引起了锐器的使用马里科帕县和该州其他地区的选票。该案件是由一名妇女提出的，她声称，在投票站向她提供了一个记号笔来填写选票后，投票机没有正确读取她的选票。
一名法官命令案件各方决定前进的道路，并于周五提交给她。
内华达
周四，特朗普竞选团队宣布，计划在克拉克县的联邦法院提起诉讼，指控邮寄选票选民欺诈。该诉讼尚未立案。
Election 2020: A look at the Trump campaign election lawsuits and where they stand
With ballots still being counted and no winner yet projected in the presidential election, the Trump campaign has been filing lawsuits over ballot counts. The filings are in battleground states where the race is extremely close.
Here's a quick look at where the legal action stands so far.
Pennsylvania
The Trump campaign and its legal team have pursued several legal actions in the state as election officials count hundreds of thousands of ballots.
The campaign filed a lawsuit Wednesday alleging that observers were not allowed to "meaningfully" watch the vote count in Philadelphia County. A Pennsylvania judge on Thursday granted the Trump campaign's request to observe Philadelphia poll workers as they process the remaining mail-in ballots.
The city of Philadelphia promptly filed an appeal to the Pennsylvania state Supreme Court to overturn the decision.
Alleging that its poll watchers were not being allowed to properly observe the vote count, as previously granted, the Trump campaign filed a federal lawsuit Thursday evening intending to stop the Philadelphia vote count. A judge ultimately denied their request to stop the count.
The Trump campaign filed another lawsuit Wednesday in state court alleging that Pennsylvania Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar illegally extended a deadline for mail-in voters to supply any missing ID requirements from Nov. 9 to Nov. 12. No hearings on that suit are scheduled at this time.
Also on Wednesday, the campaign's legal teamfiled a motionto join a pending lawsuit brought by the Pennsylvania GOP seeking to challenge a three-day mail ballot deadline extension that the U.S. Supreme Courtupheld late last month.
In response, Pennsylvania Democrats and Boockvar asked the Supreme Court to deny Trump's request to formally join the case. In a filing Thursday evening, Boockvar argued that Trump has not provided any justification for being added at this stage.
Georgia
The Trump campaign filed a lawsuit along with the Georgia Republican Party Wednesday in Chatham County seeking to order the county to compile, store and account for all ballots received after the state's deadline of 7 p.m. on Election Day.
Chatham County Judge James Bass dismissed the suit during a hearing Thursday morning, citing a lack of evidence that the ballots referenced in the petition were received after the deadline.
Michigan
On Wednesday, the Trump campaign filed a lawsuit in Michigan state court asking that vote counting stop until courts can enforce rules that permit campaign observers to watch the ballots being opened and counted. The campaign alleged that poll watchers were being denied close-up access to observe vote counting at locations in Detroit.
A judge in Michigan said Thursday afternoon that she would deny the plea, largely on the basis that the counting there is already largely done. The judge is expected to issue her formal ruling Friday afternoon.
Arizona
The Trump campaign and Republican National Committee filed a motion Thursday to intervene in anArizona lawsuitthat raises issues with theuse of Sharpieson ballots in Maricopa County and other regions of the state. The case was brought by a woman who claims that a voting machine failed to properly read her vote after she was provided a Sharpie to fill out her ballot at her polling place.
A judge ordered parties in the case to decide on a path forward and present it to her on Friday.
Nevada
On Thursday, the Trump campaign announced it planned to file a lawsuit in federal court in Clark County alleging mail-in ballot voter fraud. The lawsuit has yet to be filed.
