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Joe Biden managed to overcome the initial difference and won the race held in Michigan and Wisconsin. According to the Associated Press, Biden also won in Arizona. If his victory there is deemed certain, Biden already has 264 of the 270 votes he needs. Which means that only victory in another state separates him from the presidency, reports Deutsche Welle.
Waiting for the final result
In Nevada, North Carolina, Georgia and Pennsylvania, the vote count is not yet complete. In both Georgia and Pennsylvania, Trump led convincingly, but Biden closed the gap Thursday night. At the same time, Trump, who was quick to announce Wednesday that he had won the election, is contesting the results in several states and is already taking legal action.
Meanwhile, it became clear that after counting 96% of the votes in Georgia, there is a minimal advantage for Donald Trump: he got 49.6% and Biden, 49.2%. Pennsylvania reported that after counting 89% of the votes, Trump received 50.5% to Biden’s 48.2%.
Previously, Donald Trump won votes in Kentucky, Kansas, Louisiana, Florida, Texas, Wyoming, West Virginia, South Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Arkansas, North Dakota, South Dakota, Idaho, Obra, Iowa, Montana, Indiana . Joe Biden is prevalent in Colorado, New Mexico, Vermont, Virginia, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Maryland, Illinois, Delaware, Connecticut, Minnesota, Hawaii, District of Columbia, New Hampshire, New Hampshire. .
The path of the two candidates
In 2016, Donald Trump was elected the 45th president of the United States. Born in 1946 in New York, he inherited a multi-million dollar business from his father, Frederick Trump. Trump is becoming a popular figure in the United States due to his investments and involvement in various television formats. In 2016, he surprisingly won the Republican Party presidential nomination, then prevailed against Hillary Clinton and was elected president of the United States, although he received almost 3 million fewer votes than his rival.
Joe Biden is the vice president of the United States during the two terms of Barack Obama (2008-2016). Biden was born in 1942 to a Catholic family in Scranton, Pennsylvania. He has been a senator from Delaware for 36 years. Biden ran twice for the Democratic nomination for president of the United States, in 1988 and 2008. In 2008, he lost the nomination to Illinois Senator Barack Obama. Later, Obama appointed Biden as his vice president.
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