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Three days after the US elections, nothing seems to have ended in this great electoral showdown between Joe Biden and Donald Trump. Despite the narrow lead of the former, there are still ways for the president of the United States to stay in office for another four years if he succeeds in some key states.
Shortly before 4 p.m. Greek time, the former vice president of the United States achieved another overthrow and after Georgia, took the lead in Pennsylvania with 5,587 votes, a difference of 95% of the count.
Biden takes the lead in Pennsylvania: up to 5,587 votes with 95% reporting
– Manu Raju (@mkraju) November 6, 2020
If you win in Pennsylvania, you insure your 20 voters and you don’t need to win in any of the other states to become the new occupant of the White House. After all, Trump cannot be re-elected without this status.
With this advantage in Pennsylvania, Decision Deck HQ Observatory, in fact, renewed its forecast and declared Biden the 46th president of the United States.
Decision Desk HQ projects that @Joe Biden has won Pennsylvania and its 20 electoral college votes for a total of 273.
Joe Biden has been elected the 46th President of the United States of America.
Race called at 08:50 AM EST
All results: https://t.co/BgcQsEyt3j
– Central Decision Office (@DecisionDeskHQ) November 6, 2020
Air traffic has been banned from Biden’s home as the Democratic nominee prepares to address the American people later today.
Biden’s four protagonists who take a “breather” from the White House: 
“Game of Thrones” in four states
In six states it has not yet worked:
- Alaska
- Arizona
- North Carolina
- Pennsylvania
- Georgia
- Nevada
Two of them, of course, are considered certain to be painted “red”: Trump maintains a comfortable lead in Alaska and North Carolina.
Therefore, the “Game of Thrones” of this year’s presidential elections is expected to be played in the remaining four states. 
The issue of Arizona (11 voters) is complex: some media, such as the Associated Press and pro-government Fox News, have given this status to the “blues” at 90% of integration, while the rest are reserved. Trump’s staff is optimistic that the president of the United States will get a “head” by counting votes per letter in this state. However, according to the data so far, the former US vice president leads with about 47,000 votes in Arizona, although he has retreated a bit.
In Nevada, where data is updating at a furious pace, Biden leads with 11,400 votes. There are 6 voters at stake in this state and another 250,000 votes remain to be counted.
Georgia and Pennsylvania will judge the winner
In the last few hours, everyone’s attention has turned to Georgia and Pennsylvania. These two states offer a large number of voters (11 and 20 respectively) and will essentially judge who will be the next American leader.
On Friday morning (Greek time), Joe Biden made the surprise and surpassed Donald Trump in Georgia. With 99% of the vote, the Democratic candidate now has a lead of just 1,096 votes. If you can win in Georgia, then you won’t need Nevada.
GA Presidential Election Results
Biden (D): 49.39.% (2,449,580 votes)
Trump (R): 49.37% (2,448,484 votes)Biden Margin: (+ 1,096)
Estimated:> 99% of votes inMore results here: https://t.co/xlHf7GZUxJ
– Central Decision Office (@DecisionDeskHQ) November 6, 2020
In Pennsylvania, Biden “bridged the gap” after a recount of votes by letter. At least 20,000 come from Philadelphia, the state’s largest metropolis and the Democratic “cave.” 
However, on the subject of ballots in Pennsylvania, Trump’s staff has already appealed to the US Supreme Court.In this state, ballots sent on Election Day (November 3) are typically counted. However, with mail delays, these votes can take up to… 9 days to reach the counters.
This is exactly what the campaign of the president of the United States is trying to do, calling it a “false” deferred vote. Therefore, it is not at all unlikely that the outcome in Pennsylvania, and perhaps the entire election, will be decided in court and not at the ballot box.
What does each candidate need to win?
Given the above data, to become the next resident of the White House, Joe Biden must win in two of the following states: Arizona, North Carolina, Nevada and Georgia. the win in Pennsylvania |
Instead, to secure his re-election, Trump must win Y in Pennsylvania Y in one of three: Arizona, North Carolina, Nevada and Georgia.
If you have to keep something in mind, it is this: if Trump loses Georgia and Pennsylvania, there is no way he will reach 270 voters.
Biden goes ahead with 253 voters to Trump’s 214. In media outlets that have declared Arizona’s Democratic nominee the winner, such as the Associated Press and Fox News, in favor of the government, Biden is getting even more voters: 264, who is very close to entering the White House. The Republican president, however, mathematically can still win his reelection if he wins in all the remaining states.
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