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TRIBUNPONTIANAK.CO.ID – The 2020 United States presidential election was marked by a fierce battle between two candidates, Joe Biden, of the Democratic Party, and Donald Trump, as the incumbent Republican.
As well as the riots caused by the wave of protesters after the presidential elections;
Security forces were put on high alert at various points following the riots by protesters.
State police and the national guard continue to anticipate the spread of unrest amid the uproar of protesters throwing glass bottles at security guards.
At least 10 people were arrested in riots during the 2020 US presidential election.
Crowds gathered along the Portland River vowed to protect the outcome of the US presidential election, displaying banners reading “Count Every Vote” and “Election Over. The Fight Continues.”
On the other hand, several protesters carried firearms, including rifles, as well as banners against racism and anti-imperialism that had rifles and said “We don’t want to be Biden. We want revenge.”
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The latest calculation results based on a quick count by The Associate Press of Joe Biden’s votes against Donald Trum’s presidential candidate received 264 electoral votes.
Meanwhile, the incumbent only received 214 electoral votes.
Thus, Biden only needed 6 more electoral votes to reach 270 electoral votes, the total of votes required for candidates to reach the White House.
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