US Presidential Election Update: Turning Points in Transition States

The excitement in the US presidential elections increases with the passage of time, and in the last minutes there were changes in the electoral results in several states.

The Democratic candidate, Joe Biden, reduced the difference between himself and the president of the United States, Donald Trump, in the state of Georgia, to less than 2000 votes, while 16 thousand ballots remain unassigned, and in recent days Trump has led by tens of thousands of votes over Biden in the state, what is considered a stronghold of the Republican Party, has not voted since 1992 for any Democratic candidate.

Georgia has 16 votes in the electoral college, and if Biden completes reducing the gap in the state, and wins it, he will win the election with the imposition of survival for the state of Arizona.

But the elections do not want to close the door to suspense and excitement, on the other hand, while Trump reduced the difference between him and Joe Biden in Arizona, with 90% of the votes counted, Trump reduced the difference between him and Biden, to only 46,000 votes, and expect more results. From Maricopa County earlier today.

The Associated Press, Fox News and other news organizations announced that Biden was the winner in Arizona on Election Night, but with the late ballot counting, the Democratic competitor’s lead was shrinking, the state had 11 votes in the electoral college and Trump won it while maintaining his lead in the rest of the states, thus cutting off Biden’s path to winning the election.

In the same context, Biden continues to narrow the gap between himself and Trump in Pennsylvania, while reducing the gap with Trump to 49,000 votes, and the Democratic candidate has the votes of the mail, with 250,000 unassigned votes in the state.

Estimates usually indicate that Biden wins the vote by mail between 10-15%, and with the same rate in the state, he can liquidate that state in his favor, and get 20 votes in the electoral college, which guarantees him to win the presidential race, even if he loses both Arizona states. And Nevada, and the two applicants so far.