United States Elections: See the partial results live. Trump takes Kentucky and Indiana; Biden takes Vermont and Virginia

11/04/2020 Brazil



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The historic vote between Donald Trump and Joe Biden came to an end on Tuesday. The votes have already started to be counted and you can follow the result in the Electoral College, where the result is defined. To be elected, the candidate must obtain 270 of the 538 votes of the Electoral College. All results are, for now, based on projections from the main US media.

Americans go to the polls


In Dixville Notch, a small town in the woods near the Canadian border that has only five voters, voting began at midnight. They all voted for Joe Biden Photo: ASHLEY L. CONTI / REUTERS
In Dixville Notch, a small town in the woods near the Canadian border that has only five voters, voting began at midnight. They all voted for Joe Biden Photo: ASHLEY L. CONTI / REUTERS
The man casts his ballot into a ballot box shortly after midnight when voting for the United States presidential election opened in the village of Dixville Notch, New Hampshire, USA.
A man casts his ballot into a ballot box shortly after midnight when voting for the US presidential election opened in the town of Dixville Notch, New Hampshire, USA Photo: ASHLEY L. CONTI / REUTERS
The picture shows the results of tickets issued shortly after midnight in the town of Dixville Notch Photo: ASHLEY L. CONTI / REUTERS
The picture shows the results of tickets issued shortly after midnight in the town of Dixville Notch Photo: ASHLEY L. CONTI / REUTERS
A voter registers their vote during the United States presidential election at Victory Park gym in Pasadena, California. Photo: MARIO ANZUONI / REUTERS
A voter registers their vote during the United States presidential election at Victory Park gym in Pasadena, California. Photo: MARIO ANZUONI / REUTERS
People vote at the Brooklyn Museum in New York Photo: CAITLIN OCHS / REUTERS
People vote at the Brooklyn Museum in New York Photo: CAITLIN OCHS / REUTERS
The voter registers his ballot at a polling station in Winchester, Virginia. Sections were opened in New York, New Jersey and Virginia earlier this Tuesday Photo: ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS / AFP
The voter registers his ballot at a polling station in Winchester, Virginia. Sections were opened in New York, New Jersey and Virginia earlier this Tuesday Photo: ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS / AFP
Voters line up at a polling station in Winchester, Virginia Photo: ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS / AFP
Voters line up at a polling station in Winchester, Virginia Photo: ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS / AFP
Voters vote in Louisville, Kentucky Photo: BRYAN WOOLSTON / REUTERS
Voters vote in Louisville, Kentucky Photo: BRYAN WOOLSTON / REUTERS
A voter wears a sticker of
A voter wears an “I voted today” sticker in Kentucky. The historic election already has more than 100 million Americans voting in advance Photo: BRYAN WOOLSTON / REUTERS
People line up to vote for PS 198 in New York's Manhattan neighborhood Photo: ANDREW KELLY / REUTERS
People line up to vote for PS 198 in New York’s Manhattan neighborhood Photo: ANDREW KELLY / REUTERS

What you need to know about the US elections:

Trump wins in Indiana and Kentucky, according to projections

President Trump won the election in Indiana, according to mainstream media projections, and also in Kentucky and West Virginia. All three states are considered safe Republican strongholds: the first has 11 votes in the Electoral College and the second with 8, while West Virginia grants 5 votes in the Electoral College.

Biden, for his part, also won victories in the Democratic strongholds: Virginia, with 13 votes in the Electoral College, and Vermont, with 3 votes, according to US press projections.

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