The employee, Richard Hopkins, alleged that executives from the US Postal Service (USPS) in Pennsylvania were involved in electoral fraud. In a signed letter, he wrote that the date on late postal votes was changed by USPS employees so that they would still count.
Allegations withdrawn
USPS inspectors were investigating Hopkins’ allegations. The 32-year-old postal worker is said to have admitted to postal inspectors that his earlier claims are not true. That writes the Washington Post.
He is said to have signed a written statement under oath in which he withdraws the allegations.
Hopkins denies
The Washington Post has unsuccessfully asked Hopkins for comment several times. Since last night, a YouTube video has been circulating in which the postal worker denies having withdrawn the allegations. “I have not withdrawn my statement. That has not happened,” he said.
The executive he accused previously called the allegations “100 percent false.” According to the manager, Hopkins has recently been ‘punished several times’.
Republican leaders
USPS inspectors briefed the US parliament on the matter yesterday. They have announced that Hopkins has withdrawn his charges.
Since the night of the election, President Trump has said that fraud has been widespread. Trump says he would have won the election if only ‘legal votes’ were counted. Republican leaders have referred to Hopkins’ claims multiple times.
No proof
No evidence has yet been found of the fraud Trump is talking about. Trump, his campaign and the Republican Party have filed lawsuits in multiple states to challenge the election results.
William Barr, the United States Attorney General, has urged prosecutors to investigate the alleged election abuses.
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