US President Donald Trump on Thursday said that he will leave the White House if President-elect Joe Biden wins the Electoral College votes in December.
He further assured that if the Electoral College confirms Biden's victory when it meets on December 14, he "certainly" will relinquish presidential power.
Trump's assurance for the smooth transition of power came after almost a month of his continuous attack on the Election process.
His remarks were not all positive as he went on to attack Joe Biden.
"It's going to be a very hard thing to concede... If they (the electors) do (vote for Biden) they made a mistake," the President said.
Trump doubled down on the claim that there was voter fraud in the November 3 election.
"No one wants to see the kind of fraud this election has come to represent," he said.
"I know one thing, Joe Biden didn't get 80 million votes."
Biden has won 80,218,808 popular votes to date, compared to Trump's 73,947,962 votes, according to The Cook Political Report, an influential analytical site focused on US presidential, congressional and gubernatorial elections.
US media have projected that Biden has won 306 electoral votes, surpassing the 270-vote threshold for clinching the presidency.
Biden has declared victory and announced the first tranche of his Cabinet nominees, including national security and foreign policy officials.
The General Services Administration has initiated Biden's formal transition into the White House, but Trump, despite having directed his administration to facilitate the process, has vowed to continue the legal fight to challenge the election results.
