Floyd Galloway, the man charged in the believed murder of Danielle Stislicki, is set to appear in court Wednesday morning for a motion hearing.

WASHINGTON – Michigan Court of Claims Judge Cynthia Stephens says she will deny a request from President Trump’s campaign to stop counting ballots over a claim that a poll challenger was denied access to view ballots being counted. Campaign officials said they were considering peppering a dozen other counties around the state with similar claims around absentee ballots. Trump, addressing supporters at the White House early Wednesday, talked about taking the undecided race to the Supreme Court. Democrat Al Gore asked for a recount and the Supreme Court stopped it. To some election law experts, calling for the Supreme Court to intervene now seemed premature, if not rash.

Democrats scoffed at the legal challenges the president's campaign filed Wednesday in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Georgia. UPDATE: Michigan judge denies Trump campaign request to stop counting ballotsThe Associated Press called Michigan for Democrat Joe Biden on Wednesday. Every election, results reported on election night are unofficial and ballot counting extends past Election Day. Trump, addressing supporters at the White House early Wednesday, talked about taking the undecided race to the Supreme Court. The difference between the candidates’ vote totals would have to be smaller than the ballots at stake in the lawsuit.