This tremendous litigation going on.

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S President Donald Trump's campaign dropped a major part of a lawsuit seeking to stop Pennsylvania from certifying its results in the presidential election.

In an amended complaint filed in federal court Sunday, the Trump campaign dropped the allegation that election officials unlawfully blocked observers from watching the counting of mail in ballots in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.

Trump's slim down lawsuit now focuses on a claim that Democratic leaning counties unlawfully allowed voters to fix errors in their mail in ballots in violation of state law.

Officials have said the dispute effects on Lee a small number of ballots in the state, where Democrat Joe Biden is projected to win by more than 60,000 votes, and Pennsylvania officials have asked a judge to throw out Trump's lawsuits.

They say all of the states counties were permitted to inform residents if they're mailed in.

Ballots were deficient.

In Montgomery County, less than 100 voters fixed ballots with technical errors, according to a county official who testified at a recent hearing.

Legal experts say Trump's lawsuits have little chance of changing the outcome of the election.