Not sure what you mean by the rump campaign only had 3 or 4. Each one of these were initiated by the rump campaign:
1. PA- his campaign vs kathy boockvar and county boards of elections
- wanted some ballots tossed
- relief granted
- small number of votes that had no impact
2. PA- Canvassing observation in philadelphia
-wanted poll workers to stand closer as votes counted in philadelphia
- relief denied by supreme court
3. PA- canvass of absentee and mail in ballots (5 total cases here)
- wanted 8,329 ballots thrown out because voter failed to write certain information on envelopes or to sign/date the ballot correctly
- all 5 were denied by the court
4. PA- montgomery board of elections
- wanted 592 ballots thrown out alleging the handwritten addresses on envelops were invalid
-denied by the court
5. PA- Bucks county board of elections
- wanted 2177 ballots thrown out for similar reasons as montgomery county
-denied by the court
6. Federal court case vs boockvar et al
-wanted to prevent the certification of PA election result and declare rump the winner
- case dismissed
7.Philadelphia county board of elections
- wanted to stop the count of ballots in philadelphia
- when a rump lawyer was asked if they had observers present during the count responded yes, the judge response was "I'm sorry, then what's your problem?"
- resolved by agreeing that both parties can have 60 observers in each counting room
8. Michigan state court- vs Jocelyn benson
-halt the count of absentee ballots
- denied by the court
9. Federal court vs jocelyn benson in michigan
-prevent certification of michigan election results
-dismissed
- state attorney general noted: “If I ever walked into court with claims this baseless and this frivolous, I would be sanctioned.”
10. AZ- vs katie hobbs et al
- prevent maricopa county from certifying results
-affecting 191 votes
- moot issue, as it has no impact on the result.
11. GA- enforcement of election laws and securing ballots received after 7 pm
- seeking to segregate 54 ballots that arrived after 7pm
- dismissed by the court finding "no evidence" that they arrived late
12. Forcing a recount in wisconsin, which cost $3million up front -no change
These of course dont include another few frivolous suits thrown out in court that were initiated by various republican groups.
1. PA- his campaign vs kathy boockvar and county boards of elections
- wanted some ballots tossed
- relief granted
- small number of votes that had no impact
2. PA- Canvassing observation in philadelphia
-wanted poll workers to stand closer as votes counted in philadelphia
- relief denied by supreme court
3. PA- canvass of absentee and mail in ballots (5 total cases here)
- wanted 8,329 ballots thrown out because voter failed to write certain information on envelopes or to sign/date the ballot correctly
- all 5 were denied by the court
4. PA- montgomery board of elections
- wanted 592 ballots thrown out alleging the handwritten addresses on envelops were invalid
-denied by the court
5. PA- Bucks county board of elections
- wanted 2177 ballots thrown out for similar reasons as montgomery county
-denied by the court
6. Federal court case vs boockvar et al
-wanted to prevent the certification of PA election result and declare rump the winner
- case dismissed
7.Philadelphia county board of elections
- wanted to stop the count of ballots in philadelphia
- when a rump lawyer was asked if they had observers present during the count responded yes, the judge response was "I'm sorry, then what's your problem?"
- resolved by agreeing that both parties can have 60 observers in each counting room
8. Michigan state court- vs Jocelyn benson
-halt the count of absentee ballots
- denied by the court
9. Federal court vs jocelyn benson in michigan
-prevent certification of michigan election results
-dismissed
- state attorney general noted: “If I ever walked into court with claims this baseless and this frivolous, I would be sanctioned.”
10. AZ- vs katie hobbs et al
- prevent maricopa county from certifying results
-affecting 191 votes
- moot issue, as it has no impact on the result.
11. GA- enforcement of election laws and securing ballots received after 7 pm
- seeking to segregate 54 ballots that arrived after 7pm
- dismissed by the court finding "no evidence" that they arrived late
12. Forcing a recount in wisconsin, which cost $3million up front -no change
These of course dont include another few frivolous suits thrown out in court that were initiated by various republican groups.
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