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WASHINGTON DC, KOMPAS.com – President of the United States (USA) Donald Trump is far behind Joe Biden in vote voters in the 2020 US presidential election, but that doesn’t mean there is no chance of winning for the incumbent.
The US presidential debate is over, tens of millions of Americans have voted, and Biden is expected to address the White House.
However, there is still a chance that Trump will overtake the Democratic presidential candidate, for example, winning the states of Florida and Pennsylvania.
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Trump lost the vote on popular vote Hillary Clinton in 2016 with nearly 3 million votes, and she will likely lose to Biden as well.
However, the president of the “Uncle Sam Estate” was not decided by popular vote but the Electoral College which has 538 members.
Trump can serve his second term by winning the Electoral College.
Each of the 50 US states plus Washington DC has a tally electoral votes which is equivalent to the number of members of the DPR plus its two senators.
California with 55 electoral votes It is the largest, followed by Texas with 38, Florida and New York with 29 each, and Pennsylvania with 20.
US presidential candidates need a minimum of 270 electoral votes to get to the White House.
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A “reasonable” scheme
According to opinion polls and experts, Trump is almost certain to win 163 electoral votes from the state he won four years ago.
Candidates for President of the Republican Party incumbent President Donald Trump and Democratic Presidential Candidate for Former Vice President Joe BidenMeanwhile, Biden is projected to harvest at least 260 electoral votes even in the two states that Trump won in 2016, namely Michigan and Wisconsin.
But even if Trump loses in Michigan and Wisconsin, there is still a chance that he will win the presidential election.
“If Donald Trump wins every state he won last time with the exception of Wisconsin and Michigan and retains Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Arizona and Florida, he wins,” said Capri Cafaro, a former Ohio state Senate Democrat.
“He will get 270 (votes),” said Cafaro, who is now an executive at American University.
“And it makes sense. It’s very, very possible,” he said. AFP, Wednesday (10/28/2020).
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Website RealClearPolitics (RCP) shows fierce competition in Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Arizona and Florida.
Rate-rate vote In those states, according to the RCP, Biden is 2.4 points ahead of Trump in Arizona, 0.4 points behind Florida, has a 0.7 point lead in North Carolina and earns 3.8 points in Pennsylvania.
“Pennsylvania is key because it will be difficult for Trump to raise enough electoral votes“Cafaro said.
Trump campaigned three times in Pennsylvania on Monday (10/26/2020) and stressed the importance of winning the state.
“If we win Pennsylvania, we win every game,” he said.
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Democratic Party Presidential Candidate Who Is Also Former Vice President of the United States Joe Biden But Biden didn’t want to be left behind, he also paid great attention to Pennsylvania by sending former President Barack Obama to campaign.
Rate-rate vote it also points to stiff competition in several states that Trump won in 2016, including Georgia, Iowa, Ohio and Texas.
The 45th US president has repeatedly criticized the results vote inaccurate, but still campaigning in Iowa and Georgia, which he won four years ago by 9.4 and 5 points, respectively.
Trump is also on guard if there is a small difference later electoral votes, visiting Nebraska and Maine.
Unlike the other 48 states and Washington DC, 5 electoral votes in Nebraska and 4 in Maine using the “congressional district” method.
That is, one elector elected in each congressional district as chosen by the people, while two voters others are elected by the most popular vote in the entire state.
Trump is expected to win easily on the inside popular votes in Nebraska, while Biden is believed to be successful in Maine.
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