Donald Trump is not committed to respecting the outcome of the 2024 presidential election

The Republican candidate indicated that he would not accept the results in Wisconsin unless “everything is honest.”

Conditional commitment. A few months before the US presidential elections, Donald Trump told the American newspaper on Wednesday, May 1 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel And he would “gladly” accept the election results in Wisconsin only “if everything is honest.”

The former US president said in an interview with the newspaper: “If everything is honest, I will happily accept the results. If not, you will have to fight for the country’s rights.” “But if everything is honest, which we expect, and if everything is honest, I will completely accept the results.”

He also said he would “make it known” if he thought something was not going normally.

The Republican candidate added: “I would harm the country if I said otherwise, but no, I expect fair elections, and we expect to win.”

Ballots ‘faithfully counted’

In response to a question about what constitutes a “fair” election, he said he wanted “high voting standards.”

Donald Trump added: “I want the people who vote to vote honestly, I want the votes to be counted honestly.”

After the 2020 election, Donald Trump strongly opposed the victory of his Democratic rival Joe Biden. He notably refused to accept his opponent’s victory in Wisconsin, despite a recount.