Biden's Team Explores Legal Action Over Delay in Transition Funding

The General Services Administration (GSA) delayed confirming Joe Biden's projected win, despite multiple media outlets, including The Associated Press, declaring him the winner. This delay prevents Biden's team from accessing federal funds needed for the transition to the White House, which would cover salaries and travel expenses.

What is the role of the General Services Administration in the context of the presidential transition?

• To organize the presidential debates

• To oversee the inauguration ceremony

• To confirm the projected winner of the election

• To manage the electoral college votes

Which news outlets declared Biden as the projected winner?

• The New York Times and CNN

• Reuters and Axios

• The Associated Press and multiple others

• BBC and Al Jazeera

Which agencies reported on the delay in the confirmation of Biden's win?

• The Washington Post and The Guardian

• Reuters and Axios

• Fox News and NBC

• The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg

What is the consequence of the GSA's delay for Biden's team?

• They need to seek approval from Congress

• They cannot start planning the inauguration

• They must wait for the electoral college vote

• They are unable to access federal funds for transition

What would the federal funds be used for in the transition process?

• To support local government projects

• To organize campaign rallies

• To pay for salaries and travel

• To fund political advertisements