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Original Title: US Media: Biden Wins Wisconsin, Michigan, Trump Will Launch Legal Challenge

　　Results for Arizona and Nevada have yet to be announced, but Biden is currently leading the way in both states.

Beijing News reporter Xie Lian

　　On the afternoon of November 4 local time, many media outlets in the United States claimed that Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden won the two key states of Wisconsin and Michigan, putting him just one step away from winning 270 electoral votes. .

　　According to the Associated Press, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Fox News, NBC, CNN and other data from the US media, in Michigan, more than 97% of the votes were counted. 49.8% of Biden’s votes were higher than that of the Republican Party. Presidential candidate Trump successfully won 48.6% of the state. In Wisconsin, with more than 98% of the votes counted, Biden won the state with 49.4% more than 48.8% for Republican presidential candidate Trump.

▲ Screenshot of Fox News statistics

　　According to Fox News statistics, Biden previously won Arizona, meaning Biden’s cumulative electoral votes reached 264, 6 fewer than the 270 needed to win the election. Currently, Biden is still ahead of Trump in Nevada, and the state has exactly six electoral votes. This means that as long as Biden successfully wins Nevada, he can win the election.

　　The “New York Times”, the “Washington Post” and other outlets have not announced the results for Arizona and Nevada, but Biden is currently in a leadership position in both states. Therefore, as long as Biden successfully wins both states, he will also win the 270 electoral votes necessary to win the election.

　　According to the Associated Press, the Trump campaign launched trials in Pennsylvania and Michigan on the 4th, demanding that locals stop the vote counting and also said they would ask Wisconsin to recount the votes. Additionally, the Republican Party has launched legal challenges in Pennsylvania and Nevada, demanding better observation of the counting process. This may mean that Trump will launch a legal challenge to the results of several key states with very close votes.

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