We can be rivals, but not enemies: Biden

The Biden camp is now in a state of relief, although Harjit’s struggle has been felt in several states in the US elections. In the end, Pennsylvania and Georgia have provided relief to their supporters from the front lines. The speech of the Democratic candidate also raised a tone of confidence. Biden says he’s going to win. However, he does not want to think of anyone as an enemy in the Battle of Harjit.

“We can be rivals, but not enemies,” Biden said in a speech to the nation Friday night from Wilmington, Delaware.

Biden added: “It is important to remember that our politics is not about fighting. I know that after an election like this, the tension can rise. But we have to be patient and calm.”

In his address to the nation, Biden, the Democratic candidate, said: “The official victory has yet to be announced, but the vote count has been cleared up. We are definitely going to win the election. Even 24 hours ago, we were behind schedule. in Georgia. We have also advanced in Pennsylvania. We are also on our way to victory in Arizona and Nevada. More than three hundred electoral votes come in our favor. We will be able to form a government with a large majority.

“We got more than 74 million votes. This vote count made new history in America. Plus, for the first time in 24 years, Democrats won in Arizona. We have won in Georgia in 26 years. I’ve created a vote gap in four years. We move forward on the road to victory. This victory is not mine alone. This victory belongs to the people of the United States. This victory is democracy. “Once we win, there will be no blue state, no red state, only states. United, “Biden said.

For three days, divided Americans were busy yesterday with processions and rallies. Democrats and Republicans are protesting in various places, demanding that every vote count be counted and that mail-in and provisional voting, that is, the incorrect counting of votes, be stopped. There are also protests near the White House. Protesters say Donald Trump’s neglect of the Corona epidemic is the cause of the downfall of Republicans.

Meanwhile, the vote count continues even after three days of voting. The state of Georgia, known as the battlefield, had 99 percent of the vote, Nevada 6 percent, North Carolina 99 percent, Pennsylvania 99 percent and Arizona 90 percent. President Donald Trump also stepped forward in these states on Friday. But within 24 hours, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden stepped forward. The situation is such that once a state wins, Biden will reach the magic number of 280 electoral votes.

Election officials say mail ballot counting is being delayed.