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A victory for Joe Biden with 306 voters against 231 for Donald Trump and with 4.5 million more votes (3% difference nationally), is the most likely scenario for the final results of the US presidential election.
This emerging development makes it difficult for Trump to attempt to challenge the outcome, despite the reactionary spirit that permeates his constant tweets and public statements.
However, the outgoing president is not expected to acknowledge his defeat and congratulate his opponent, as has traditionally been the case in all American presidential elections.
This tactic will allow you to continue being a protagonist “the next day”, both within the party and in the face of the very possible legal adventures that await you for your personal and business finances.
Four days after the polls closed, all the facts, both the real numbers (Biden will have a total of 74.5 million votes, the most he has received in the history of the United States) and the estimates of the experts, coincide it’s almost impossible to block your way to the White House.
The 78-year-old former vice president already has 243 indisputable voters. Respectively, Donald Trump has essentially 231, as he will eventually get 15 from North Carolina and 3 from Alaska.
In the battle to secure the required 270 voters, the Democratic candidate leads in all four states where the count continues, elsewhere very marginally, elsewhere by a slightly higher margin.
The same occurs in Wisconsin, where Republicans ask for a recount (the difference is 0.6% in favor of the Democratic nominee), although all the US networks take control of Biden in that state and have already given him the 10 voters who resulting in a total of 253.
In addition, the former vice president leads in Nevada (6 voters) with 1.8%, in Arizona (11) with 1.0%, in Georgia (16) with 0.1%, and in the most important and largest state of all, Pennsylvania (20), with 0.5%.
For various reasons, there is uncertainty in almost all of them, either because of the legal actions of President Trump or because of the stories that will occur in some of them as a result of the small difference.
However, the sentiment that exists in both political fields is that nothing will change even if there are recounts. possibly with the exception of Georgia, where the difference is only 0.1% (approximately 7,000 votes).
In this sense, the most likely outcome is Biden’s final victory with 306 voters and a significant difference in the popular vote.
