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Joe Biden slightly increased his lead over Donald Trump in Nevada by six voters, according to the latest figures released by that state.
With 87% of the votes counted, Trump has 48.5% and Biden 49.5%, according to pollster Edison Research. In Clark County, home to the largest city, Las Vegas, the Democratic nominee leads with 53.1%, compared with 45.2% for the outgoing Republican president.
In Georgia, with 99% of the votes counted, Trump leads with 49.5%, compared to Biden with 49.2%. In Fulton County, with Atlanta as its capital, Biden has 72.6%, compared to 26.3% for Trump.
In North Carolina, with 95% of the votes counted, Trump is ahead with 50%, compared to 48.6% for Biden. The Republican president also has the lead in Pennsylvania, with 50.3% against Biden’s 48.4%, with 92% of the votes counted.
For Arizona, Biden’s chief of staff, Jane O’Malley Dillon, previously said it could take some time for final results to be released, adding that the difference between the two candidates in that state may be too small.
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has said victory over President Trump is “imminent.” “Our data shows that Joe Biden will be the next president of the United States,” said Jen O’Malley Dillon. The outlook may clear up during the day, but it is also very likely that the results will be announced on Friday or even the weekend.
The campaign staff of outgoing United States President Donald Trump announced new legal action against the results of the presidential elections and predicted that the Republican mogul will win the election on Friday night (US time). Earlier in the day, Donald Trump appeared furious about continuing to count ballots in key states.
Meanwhile, a Pennsylvania court ruled that observers of President Donald Trump’s campaign may be closer to seeing the vote count in Philadelphia, a decision that was immediately hailed as a landslide victory by Republicans. So far, however, no court has found count irregularities in this city.
In Allegheny County, officials have decided to stop counting until tomorrow, following an agreement with a local court. The occasion was the roughly 29,000 badly printed ballots that had to be returned to some voters. Georgia still has about 50,000 ballots to count.
Source: ΑΜΠΕ – skai.gr
