Bridges the gap between Biden and Trump in Georgia and Pennsylvania

Donald Trump or Joe Biden: the name of the next president of the United States remains a mystery. The count continues after a record number of citizens cast their votes.

So far, Biden has won 253 votes on the Election Commission and Trump 214. There are 71 unassigned votes, it takes 270 to win. The Democrat got a record 71 million votes and the Republican got about 67 million votes or 4 million. more than its campaign 4 years ago This is explained by the high participation in the United States, reported bTV.

The result will return results for several key states. The BBC has published the options for the two candidates to win. To become president, Joe Biden must win two of the states of Arizona (11), North Carolina (15), Nevada (6) and Georgia (16). Or win in Pennsylvania, with his 20 electoral votes.

Under Trump, the situation seems more complicated: He must take Pennsylvania, plus at least three of the other four key states. The Republican has the leadership in North Carolina, Georgia and Pennsylvania, and the Democrat has the leadership in Nevada and Arizona.

Bridges the gap between Biden and Trump in Georgia and Pennsylvania. The Democrat expressed confidence that he would win the vote.

“In the United States, voting is sacred. This is how the people of this nation express their will, and it is the will of the voters. No one else elects the President of the United States. Therefore, every ballot must be counted and that is exactly what “What we will see at this point. Democracy is sometimes confused and sometimes it deserves patience. But that patience has been rewarded for more than 240 years with a system of government that everyone envies,” Biden said.

Donald Trump, who is running for a second term, has reiterated that he will challenge the election results due to fraud and corruption in voting by mail.

“If you count the legal votes, I win easily. If you count the illegal votes, they are trying to steal our elections from us. If you count the votes that came too late, we followed them very closely, but they came too late. I have definitely won many key states, including great triumphs in Florida, Iowa, Indiana, Ohio, and these are just a few. We have achieved these and many other victories despite the historic interference in elections by big media, big money and big technology, “said the Republican .

Protests continue in several states. The most widespread was discontent in Arizona and Phoenix, where most of Trump’s supporters gathered near the polls.