At Valdosta Rally, Trump Challenges Vote Results While Urging Turnout In Georgia

President Donald Trump addresses the crowd at a rally Saturday in Valdosta.

Ben Gray / Associated Press

President Donald Trump is pressing his grievances over losing the presidential election, using a weekend rally in Valdosta to spread baseless allegations of misconduct in last month’s voting in Georgia and beyond even as he pushed supporters to turn out for a pair of Republican Senate candidates in a runoff election in January.

“Let them steal Georgia again, you’ll never be able to look yourself in the mirror,” Trump told rallygoers.

Trump’s 100-minute rally before thousands of largely maskless supporters came not long after he was rebuffed by Georgia’s Republican governor in his astounding call for a special legislative session to give him the state’s electoral votes, even though President-elect Joe Biden won more votes than any other candidate.