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Trump attempts to further delay results by suing Nevada
Supporters of President Donald Trump protest the Nevada vote in front of the Clark County Election Department

DONALD TRUMP’s team sought to further delay the results of the US presidential election today by announcing legal action against the state of Nevada over alleged electoral fraud. 

The Trump campaign said it would sue on the supposed grounds that 10,000 people voted in Nevada despite no longer living there. 

It alleged that ballots had been found in bins, people had received 18 ballot papers at their homes and that they had not been able to observe signatures. 

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