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Joe Biden won significantly more voters than necessary in the US elections, according to several television channels, but the president continues to refuse to acknowledge his rival’s victory. In a press release on the coronavirus vaccine, Donald Trump did not mention Joe Biden at all. But then a phrase escaped with which he almost admitted the possibility of an electoral defeat.
“This government is not going to shut down,” he said during an appearance in the White House rose garden. He continued with the words: “I hope it happens,” he paused for a moment – and then began his prayer again: “Whatever happens in the future, who knows what government it will be, I think it will appear. But I can assure you that this government is not going to close. “
The headline did not respond to questions from journalists. Biden won 306 voters in last Tuesday’s election, according to US broadcaster polls. In his statement, Trump made public remarks in front of the cameras for the first time since Thursday of last week.
Trump poses as the victim of massive electoral fraud. His attorneys have filed lawsuits in several states, but have provided no evidence of large-scale electoral fraud or errors. Several US officials announced Thursday that the November 3 elections were the safest in US history.
Biden gewinnt Georgia, Trump North Carolina
Broadcasters CNN, NBC, ABC and CBS predicted on Friday that Democrat Biden would win the state of Georgia and Republican Trump the state of North Carolina. These were the last two states that had yet to declare a winner in Tuesday’s election last week.
Trump had won the 2016 election with exactly the current expected outcome for Biden against then-rival Hillary Clinton: Trump had 306 voters at the time, Clinton had 232. According to broadcasters’ forecasts, Trump now also has 232. He had one ” landslide victory “in 2016. He spoke despite having the largest number of voters in the states, but nationally, nearly three million fewer votes than Clinton.
In the national electoral vote, Biden is more than five million ahead of Trump: the Democrat has almost 78 million votes (50.8 percent), the Republican 72.7 million (47.5 percent). The president of the United States is only indirectly elected by the people. The votes of the electors decide the composition of the electoral college, which then elects the president in December. A candidate needs a majority of the 538 electorate to win.
