Why Is '#MAGAIsCancelled' Trending? Parties Already Planned For When Trump Leaves Office

While Donald Trump seeks to overturn the presidential election results, some Americans have already started planning their #MAGAIsCancelled party.

“Maga Is Canceled” began trending on Twitter on Sunday afternoon, one day after Trump pressured Georgia officials to overturn election results and publicly criticizing the state's Republican officials.

President-elect Joe Biden will assume office on Jan. 20.

Twitter users noted that Trump only has 45 more days in the office. Many users tweeted about how the "Make America Great Again" campaign is close to being "canceled."

45 more days of 45. Pass it on! #MAGAIsCancelled https://t.co/IJ8paY3Wel
— Peter Morley (@morethanmySLE) December 6, 2020

I am bringing potato chips to the #MAGAIsCancelled party.

What are you bringing?
— Tony Posnanski (@tonyposnanski) December 6, 2020

Last night Trump held a rally to overthrow the 2020 election results and install himself as President. If you read about that in another country you would call it an attempted coup to overthrow a democracy. You would be correct-And That's what it MUST be called! #MAGAIsCancelled
— (((DeanObeidallah))) (@DeanObeidallah) December 6, 2020

80 Million Americans can't be wrong. #MAGAIsCancelled pic.twitter.com/VgcCTu6nGD
— Space Force Cadet (@SpaceForceCad) December 6, 2020

The Twitter campaign comes at a time when roughly 99% of the ballots have been counted and days after Attorney General William Barr announced that there is no evidence of voter fraud.

Trump has continued to make the case that he won Georgia and that he is the winner of the presidential election.

Biden carried Georgia, which has 16 electoral votes, by over 12,000 votes, and leads in the popular vote by over 7 million. Biden also won swing states Arizona, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin to help carry him to an electoral-college win, 306-232.

Trump has insisted that the election was "rigged."