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By winning 20 Pennsylvania state voters, Democratic candidate Joe Biden won the United States presidential election. The Democratic candidate, Vice President Barack Obama, will have 273 electoral votes out of a total of 538, which means that Republican President Donald Trump has lost all chances of winning his second seat based on the vote count.
Joe Biden is the 46th president in the history of the United States.
Its vice president will be California Senator Kamala Harris, 56, the first woman to hold this position.
Joe Bident in Wilmington, Delaware, received the news of the victory in a family circle. He will perform in public at night, calling for America’s unity in his victory speech, writes CNN.
The presidential candidate has never received more votes than Joe Biden, 74,478,345 votes so far in American history. Behind him is second Donald Trump with 70,329,970. Barack Obama’s record, which received 69,458,579 votes in 2008, was broken.
As for Donald Trump, he is the first president since the defeat of George HW Bush in 1992 to resign after a cycle. It is not yet clear how many more federal states Donald Trump will attack the result of the vote and take legal action to count the votes.
(Cover image: Kevin Lamarque / Reuters)
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