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Democrat Biden won the US presidential election. According to several television networks in the United States, he also managed to prevail over Trump in the state of Pennsylvania and thus achieve the required majority in the electoral assembly.
The US Democratic presidential candidate, Joe Biden, won the election according to projections from CNN, NBC, FOX and the AP news agency. The US media proclaimed the former vice president the winner of the close duel with incumbent Donald Trump. He becomes the 46th president in the history of the United States.
The state of Pennsylvania with its 20 voters was instrumental in Biden’s success. According to projections, Biden was able to prevail against Trump there and currently has 273 voters. It has thus achieved the required majority in the electoral assembly.
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Biden wants to be president for all Americans
In an initial response on Twitter, Biden said he was honored. “We have a lot of work ahead of us,” he wrote. “But I promise you that I will be president of all Americans, whether they vote for me or not.”
In a separate statement, he said it was time to unite and heal the country. “Now that the campaign is over, it’s time to put the anger and harsh rhetoric behind us and come together as a nation.” He went on to write: “We are the United States of America. And there is nothing we cannot do if we do it together.”
For Trump, the election is not over yet
Trump announced that he will not recognize his challenger’s victory. “The simple fact is that this election is far from over,” said the incumbent.
Trump had already announced in advance that he would challenge the election result with legal means and wants to go to the Supreme Court. The president speaks without any evidence of the massive electoral fraud with which the Democrats wanted to “steal” his election. The chances of success of your team’s trials are considered low. Trump’s term runs through January 20.
Biden supporters cheer in the streets
Just seconds after various US media declared Biden the winner of the election, great cheers broke out in many large cities. In the streets of New York people clapped and cheered with joy. Hundreds flocked to Times Square to celebrate. Many drivers honked their horns nonstop.
People also celebrated in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where the elections had recently been decided. Similar scenes took place in front of the White House in Washington: the protesters gathered there applauded Biden. The metropolises on the east coast of the United States are traditionally considered liberal and democratic, and based on initial results, Biden performed particularly well here.
