Trump: Georgia Won't Allow Us to Look at Ballots

"Here we go again," Trump wrote in a press release on Wednesday. "After a very long wait, a judge in Georgia refuses to let us look at the ballots, which I have little doubt are terrible. This whole situation is a disgrace to our Country. Why can't the public see the ballots?"

According to the judge, Brian Amero, the case, brought on by a group of Georgia voters, was dismissed because the lawsuit "failed to allege a particularized injury," and thus did not violate the plaintiffs' state constitutional rights to equal protection or the due process to try the case.

Amero's decision came a day after investigators claimed that they were unable to uncover any counterfeit ballots.

"Our Country is going to hell and we are not allowed transparency even in our Elections," Trump continued. "The people of Georgia deserve to know the truth. So unfair to them and our Country. The fight continues, we will never give up. Our Elections are so corrupt and nobody wants to do anything about it!"

Amero's decision means the ballots will stay sealed from the public.

But as Garland Favorito, one of the nine plaintiffs, put it in an email to The Washington Post, "all citizens of Georgia have a right to know whether or not counterfeit ballots were injected into the Fulton Co. election results, how many were injected, where they came from, and how we can prevent it from happening again in future elections."