Presiding in Pennsylvania, Biden approaches the White House

WASHINGTON – The move of the presidential candidate of the United States (USA) of the Democratic Party Joe biden to the White House opening wide. Former US Vice President has presided over the incumbent president Donald trump in the counting of votes in the state of Pennsylvania, which could be an important development in presidential election (pilpres) 2020.

Biden has slowly taken advantage of the Republican candidate in the fundamental state for the past two days.

But he finally took the lead on Friday morning with 5,587 votes, meaning he got 49.4 percent compared to Trump, who got 49.3 percent as cited by CNN. Newsweek.

Campaign analyst Biden said early Thursday that the ballot in circulation greatly favored the Democratic candidate.

A Biden victory in Pennsylvania would earn him 20 electoral votes for a total of 273, bringing him above the 270 threshold needed to win the presidency.

Trump’s only path to victory includes beating Pennsylvania.

Trump has claimed an untimely victory early in the tally, as he excels in several major states on the battlefield.(Also read: Trump claims to win the US elections)

As the final count approached and incoming ballots were processed, various state results carried over to Biden, including the major states of Wisconsin and Michigan.

Since then, Trump’s team has initiated a series of lawsuits, made repeated claims of unsubstantiated voter fraud, and called for the count to stop in some regions and continue in others.(Also read: Feeling cheated, Trump’s team files lawsuits in Georgia and Michigan)

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