US President Donald Trump hinted at possible falsifications not in his favor when counting votes in states whose governors are representatives of the Democratic Party. He tweeted about it.

The night before, I was leading, often by wide margins, in many key states, almost all of which are controlled by Democrats. Then, one by one, they magically disappeared as the sudden ballot stuffing was counted. VERY STRANGE. And those who conducted the exit polls represented everything categorically wrong!

Shortly after the tweet was posted, Twitter labeled it as "controversial content that may be misleading."

In the past few hours, Biden has overtaken Trump in Wisconsin and Michigan - states that together give 26 electoral votes and, given the results already known, could be decisive in determining the winner. The governors of both these states are Democrats.
Even before the election, analysts noted that in some states, as votes are counted, Trump may first come out ahead and then lose. This is due to the fact that mail-in votes are usually counted at the end - and in this way, Democrats voted twice as often as Republicans.

Trump calls loss of lead in vote count in Democratic-run states &#39;very strange&#39;

Trump calls loss of lead in vote count in Democratic-run states 'very strange'