A New York voter is suing Donald Trump and the Republican Party for $1billion in compensation due to the emotional distress allegedly caused by thecandidate's campaign of 'intimidation, threats, and retaliation'.

Louis Tafuto of Warwick, New York filed papers with the United States District Court in the southern district of New York claiming Trump is not fit to become president.

The papers, lodged yesterday, claimed Trump was guilty of intimidation of voters, coercion of political activity, conspiracy against rights and interfering with the 26th Amendment guaranteeing the right to vote.

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Donald Trump has been accused of inciting violence and revolt in a $1billion court case

New York voter Louis Tafuto has accused Trump of intimidating voters, fellow Republicans, the media, his opponents and anyone who has criticized his White House campaign

The case alleges Trump is 'wholly untruthful and therefore unqualified' to become president

Trump is accused of targeting 'under-educated voters' and getting them to believe their lives are 'falsely under threat'.

Trump is joined in the case by his running mate Mike Pence, the Republican National Committee and its chairman, Reince Priebus.

Tafuto said he was suing the defendants for 'punitive and compensatory damages in the amount of $1,000,000,000 for severe emotional pain, and suffering and for the deliberate and willful, obstruction of Plaintiff's constitutional rights'.

He is also seeking an 'order of protection against the defendants from making further false statements that incite violence, revolt, assassination, or insurrection'.

According to the court documents: 'Donald John Trump's words and actions have proven him wholly untruthful and therefore unqualified and incapable of taking an oath of office or honoring and international treaty as President of the United States.

'Donald John Trump's words and actions have proven he does not have the temperament, knowledge, or political belief to adhere to the principles of the US Constitution.'

Republican Party Chairman Reince Priebus, left, has also been named in the new lawsuit

Vice president candidate Mike Pence center, is also included in the 25-page lawsuit

In the 25-page complaint, Tafuto said Trump 'did knowingly and willingly engage in a large scale strategic effort to target, coerce and intimidate the vulnerable demographic groups of the under-educated electorate into falsely believing their personal safety, their family, their children, their property, their lives and their country were in grave danger under the Presidency of any of his opponents'.

The court document accused Trump of:

Falsely claiming that the only way he would lose the election would be because the United States election system was 'rigged' citing 'widespread voter fraud'

Insisting he would only accept the election results if he wins

Declining to accept the election results should he lose

Tafuto said Trump used these lies 'to incite his volatile support base of under-educated voters to reject the election result should he use'.

According to the case, Trump has a '72 per cent level of dishonesty and a four per cent level of complete truthfulness for significant, newsworthy, or potentially influential statements throughout the presidential campaign'.

The case alleges that Trump's supporters are 'under-educated' and are willing to act unlawfully on his behalf by 'punching protesters and deterring voter fraud at the polls'

The case also accuses Trump of violating the First Amendment which guarantees freedom of religion over the candidate's anti-Muslim statements.

He also claimed the candidate was inciting 'anger, intimidation and abuse' against the media.

The case also alleges Trump incited violence against protesters using his 'under-educated' supporters, describing them as 'having less than a college degree'.

It is claimed: 'Under-educated voters can present a vulnerable demographic because they more than likely have not been taught to understand the value, method or procedure for critical thinking or to be able to research whether or not a statement is true or false'.