The United States awaits for the results of hard elections with high participation
The country and the whole world are waiting for the final results to announce who will be the president of the nation for the next period
The presidential elections in the United States and their evolving results – based on information not yet official or definitive – have had on this occasion two outstanding characteristics, at dawn on Wednesday, November 4, 2020, according to the TV networks of that country and different analysts: high participation and close results.
In relation to the electoral colleges Fox News reports the result of 238 / Joe Biden and 213 / Donald Trump (270 would be required to be elected or appointed president of the United States), producing about 68,150,000 votes (50%) for Biden and 66,100,000 votes (48%) for Trump.
Vote counting is still ongoing in key states
For its part, CNN notes that the vote count is still ongoing in key states and that until recently all eyes are on the Midwest. The election is far from over with millions of votes pending in key states like Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan, with ballots that were cast before Election Day that have yet to be counted.
Pennsylvania has scrutinized 39% of the mail ballots it has received, by state.
Counting in progress in Arizona and Georgia. Joe Biden appears to have made significant progress in Arizona, a state Trump won in 2016.
Georgia came to a standstill when officials in Fulton County, which includes Atlanta and its populous suburbs, indicated they would resume counting at 8 a.m. ET.
President Trump tried to claim or claim victory. Donald Trump allegedly proposed that the legitimate vote counting that is underway throughout the country be stopped, stating that Democrats were trying to “steal the election.” In the statement, it unclearly combined or mixed vote numbers and numbers for polling stations, in the opinion of analysts.
Biden has the leadership. Until this moment, the Democratic candidate has the leadership regarding the Electoral College.
270 electoral votes are needed to become president. Speaking to reporters, the former vice president and Democratic flag bearer urged them to “keep the faith, guys. We are going to win this.
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