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Joe Biden, who is running for president, is speaking.
Whether it’s Donald Trump or Joe Biden, who will be in charge of the White House for the next four years, it will soon be clear. Biden gave Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and the organization running his campaign a huge boost by constantly asking questions about the vote count. In 2016, he snatched Trump’s victories in Wisconsin and Michigan.
According to the Associated Press (AP), the victory in the state of Battleground raised the total number of votes for Biden’s Electoral College to 264. It takes 260 votes to become president. That means Joe Biden is on his way to touching the 280 magic figures needed to be president. That means he moved very close to the White House. And Trump has received 214 votes so far.
Joe Biden has received more than 61 million votes so far, the highest in the history of the US presidential election. And Donald Trump got more than 64 million votes.
According to various media reports thus far, results are pending in five more states. They are Georgia (18), Alaska (3), Nevada (6), North Carolina (15) and Pennsylvania (20).
Meanwhile, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has called for unity in the United States. He urged people to forget all that was left behind and work together. Biden made the call in a speech to the state of Delaware after the vote.
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