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Democratic candidate Joe Biden, who is just around the corner from winning the US presidential election, did not expect the state of Nevada to be the point of relief in his presidential fate, the state that has lost 6 votes in the electoral college, and candidates generally don’t pay much attention to it in their campaigns.
The Democratic candidate is separated from the threshold of the White House by the votes of a state, which will be the deciding factor for the most convergent elections in the country’s history.
Biden obtained, after winning Michigan, 264 votes of the electoral college, to need 6 votes to be resolved in the next few hours.
If Biden wins Nevada, the results of which have yet to be announced, he will have won the White House master title, as Biden needs to hold on to his slight supremacy in western Nevada, nicknamed “the silver state,” to reach the 270 electoral votes.
As of Wednesday, Biden outperformed Trump in Nevada by 49.3% to 48.7%.
Biden and Trump
Only 6 votes
Biden is enough to win Nevada, which represents 6 votes in the electoral college, to obtain 270 votes, noting that President Trump’s balance stood at 214 votes.
Also, if Biden wins in Nevada, he will be the 46th president of the United States. As for his defeat to Trump there, this means that the Democratic candidate must reverse the results of Georgia or North Carolina, in which the president excels there, which is unlikely.
