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5.26:
Donald Trump leads 53.3-45.2 in Ohio with 94 percent processing. It’s hard to imagine Biden translating here.
5.15:
Trump won Florida, Fox News reported.
5:07:
With 94 percent processing in North Carolina, Trump leads to 50.1-48.7. All the polls say that Biden wins here.
5:01:
In Pennsylvania, Trump already leads by 15 percentage points with 41 percent processing. Here, however, there are almost certainly no results here today, so many votes per letter have yet to be counted.
5.00:
As expected, Biden is winning easily on the West Coast, according to exit polls. He also wins in California, Oregon and Washington.
4.57:
Joe Biden wins New Hampshire.
4.56:
In Florida, with a processing of 97 percent, Trump leads to 51.3-47.8. He practically won this.
4:43:
In Pennsylvania, at 38 percent throughput, Trump already leads by 11 percentage points.
4:35:
If the winner in each state wins now, Trump will have 296 voters and will win. Biden ranks at 155, with no results from the other states yet, they distribute 87 voters and Trump may have three more of them. That is, Trump and 239 Biden would have 299 voters.
4:29:
Joe Biden wins New Mexico, Trump South Carolina
4:18:
In Pennsylvania, at 30 percent processing, Trump already leads by 6 percentage points.
4:10:
With a 90 percent return in North Carolina, Trump leads to 49.7-49.1.
4:07:
In Ohio, Trump leads 51.4-47.3 with a 77 percent processing. Your advantage is constantly growing.
4:00
In Pennsylvania, with a 25 percent processing, Trump leads to 48.8-48.1. Local officials said they would no longer report any more votes by letter today, so Trump is likely to drive in Pennsylvania in the morning.
3.40:
With a 70 percent prosecution in Ohio, Donald Trump took the lead. If Florida, North Carolina and Ohio also win, you already have a chance to choose.
3.34:
In North Carolina, Biden leads to 50.1-48.7 with an 83 percent processing, but the liberal New York Times gives Trump an 88 percent chance of winning in that state.
3.32:
In Texas, Trump took the lead with a 64 percent prosecution.
3.25:
Let’s see what we know for sure so far. Trump won Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkasnas, Missouri, Oklahoma, North and South Dakota and Wyoming. Biden wins New York, New Jersey, Vermont, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Washington DC, Virginia, Illinois, Colorado.
Biden has 129 and Trump has 94 potential voters, according to Fox News.
3:21:
With a 17 percent processing in Michigan, Trump leads 57-40. That’s very early data, but if the president could win the state of Detroit, it would be a big step for him to another victory.
3:13:
With 60 percent processing in Ohio, Biden leads 51.4-47.4, but the gap continues to narrow.
3.01:
Biden wins New York, no wonder.
2.50:
In key Pennsylvania, Biden leads 77-20 percent to 7 percent throughput, but obviously this is an unrealistic result, throughput is too low, it will change.
2.45:
In Texas, at 48 percent throughput, Biden leads 50.1-48.6. It would be a big surprise if you won here, and that would decide the choice. However, it is likely that the votes sold in advance have been counted at a higher rate so far, which is in favor of the Democrats.
2.42:
With an 8 percent processing in Michigan, Trump leads to 58.0-40.1. Michigan is a Democratic state, but four years ago Trump won here by surprise.
2.40:
With a 68 percent return in North Carolina, Biden leads 52.9-46.0. This status is definitely necessary for Biden to win.
2.37:
Trump leads 42-30 in terms of assigned voters in states that have already been decided.
2.30:
In Florida, Donald Trump leads 50.7-48.5, with 88 percent processing. In Ohio, on the other hand, with a 51 percent processing, Biden is 55-43. Trump appears to confidently lead southern states, including Georgia, into what is said to be a wavy state.
1.54:
In Florida, with 81 percent processing, the result is a tie between Trump and Biden. 49.5-49.5. Biden’s lead of more than 9 million votes is just 3,000!
1.32:
In Virginia, Trump leads 67-31 with a 3 percent prosecution. It would be a great surprise to win here.
1.26:
In Kentucky, with a processing of 19 percent, Trump leads to 58.4-40.1. Fox News says the state will win, there are 19 voters. Vermont, on the other hand, will be won by Biden, That puts a score of 19-3 in Trump’s favor.
1.22:
In Florida, Trump leads 50.2-48.9, with a processing of 45 percent. All ballots close at 2 am, most of these votes are previously cast votes.
1.12:
Florida continues to vote, but turnout is already 16 percent (two million votes processed). Trump leads 51.7-47.4.
1.05:
Indiana was won by Trump according to exit polls, in which all the big news programs agree. That means Trump leads 11-0.
0.50:
The outcome of the Senate election will also be very important. A third of the upper house, 35 senators, are re-elected. So far, there have been 53 Republicans and 47 Democratic senators, and the race started with a 35-30 Democratic lead (these seats are no longer being voted on). Recent polls project 50-50 results. In this case, the vote of the President of the Senate decides on important matters, and he is the Vice President.
0.40:
In Kentucky, with a 10 percent throughput, Biden leads 53.2-45.3. But as André Palóc, the leading end-of-the-century analyst, wrote in his forecast: It is not possible to say if you start counting many votes by mail or with your existing districts, so you have to wait an hour and the first polls on foot urn to draw more meaningful conclusions.
0.24:
In Kentucky, with a processing of 2 percent, Trump leads the result at 68.1 to 30.8. At the moment, this is still interesting, it will be worth drawing conclusions in an hour.
0.16:
The very early first partial result came from Indiana. It’s a single county, half: Donald Trump has received 5,460 votes, Joe Biden has received 2,371 votes so far, which is an advantage of 68.3 to 29.8 percent (other candidates can also vote).
We wrote before:
The first results will arrive in Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, South Carolina, Vermont and Virginia at 7:00 p.m., and some polls will close at midnight in Kentucky and Indiana.
In North Carolina, Ohio, and West Virginia, voting ends at 2:30 p.m.
The last candidate to win the presidential election in 1960 was the one that lost Ohio, but North Carolina is also considered a battlefield state. Republican state of West Virginia.
Florida’s results start coming in sometime in the night, with the entire state closing at two o’clock. Florida is one of the highlights of the election, Donald Trump definitely has to win to win. Most states close at two o’clock, including Maine, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and New Jersey.
Results for Arizona, Michigan, Nebraska, Minnesota and Wisconsin are expected at three in the morning, as are New York and New Mexico, and four in Iowa and Nevada. In the largest state, California, and on the west coast (Oregon, Washington), polling stations close at 5pm CST. The election ends at 6 am in Hawaii and at seven o’clock in Alaska.
Where is the choice?
In the United States, it is not the candidate who receives the most votes who wins the presidential election, but the one with more than one electorate. The number of voters is equal to the number of congressmen in the state, except for the capital, Washington DC, which has no representation in Congress, so they receive as much electricity as the smaller states, that is, three.
There are only two of the 50 states where no winner gets all of the state’s voters. In Maine and Nebraska, the winner of each House of Representatives district will receive one electrician and the state winner will receive two more. This year, Trump, who prefers to vote Democrats in Maine, may win an electrician, as well as Republican Nebraska taking Biden.
There are a total of 538 voters, it takes 270 to win. The most important battlefield states are Pennsylvania and Florida, we’ve written more about the battlefield states here.
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