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Democrat Joe Biden also beats the state of Georgia, securing 306 voters, while the winner in North Carolina is Donald Trump, who has not admitted defeat or spoken publicly since last Saturday.
According to the polling company Edison Research and the main television networks, Biden has 306 voters against 232 for Trump; Ironically, Trump had secured 306 voters in 2016, when he defeated Hillary Clinton.
In Georgia, the vote count is scheduled to take place, as the difference between the two presidential candidates was very small, only a few thousand votes. The bottom line, however, will not change: whatever happens in this 16-voter state, Biden has exceeded the 270 limit he needs to open the doors of the White House.
Trump, who has appeared in public only a few times since the election, continues to question the result and speak of fraud.
The outgoing president insisted on Friday (11/13) that he is the winner of the elections, which he still describes as “falsified.” His supporters continue to be bombarded with messages urging them to contribute financially to “defend the elections.” They are planning a rally in Washington for Saturday (11/14), although Trump’s staff so far have not presented any tangible evidence of widespread voter fraud.
Trump has hinted that he can go to the rally. “I could try saying good morning,” he wrote on Twitter.
The president’s closest collaborators, ministers and advisers assured during the day that they are preparing for their “second term.” “I think the president will be sworn in,” White House spokeswoman Kylie McEnani told Fox News in January.
“The election is over,” House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said, noting that Biden broke all records and garnered 78 million votes across the country.
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