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WASHINGTON DC, KOMPAS.com – Until Thursday (11/5/2020) at 4:00 p.m. WIB, there are four swing states whose vote count was adjusted.
Fourth swing states It includes two key territories, namely Pennsylvania and Nevada, then Georgia, North Carolina, and one more state, namely Alaska.
Meanwhile, Joe Biden has amassed 264 electoral votes to Trump’s 214. To get to the White House, a presidential candidate must be able to win at least 270 electoral votes.
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If Biden’s advantage in Arizona survives and Nevada wins with his 6 electoral votes, he will get 270 electoral votes which allowed him to claim victory.
Meanwhile, for Trump, if he maintains the lead in North Carolina and Georgia but loses in Arizona, Melania’s husband will have to win in Pennsylvania and Nevada. Winning in Pennsylvania alone or more Alaska by 3 electoral votes will not be enough.
Below is a summary of the vote count for the US Presidential election or the most recent US election in 4 swing states that runs narrow, informed of the news AFP.
1. Nevada
If Biden wins Nevada, it will be all over. Currently 86 percent of the vote is counted and Biden has obtained 49.3 percent of the vote compared to 48.7 for Trump.
TPS officials in Nevada said additional results would be released Thursday local time.
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2. Pennsylvania
This state is likely swing states the longest result, but with 20 electoral votes will determine who will win the US election.
State of oscillation in the Rust Belt this has already counted 86 percent of the vote. Trump leads with 51.4 percent, while Biden has 47.3.
However, it was reported AFP, support for Trump waned as the vote counting continued, and Biden is believed to win because it is his home state.
Pennsylvania polling station officials still allowed the counting of ballots received three days after Election Day, citing problems with the coronavirus outbreak. The count is scheduled to end on Friday (6/11/2020).
But on Wednesday (4/11/2020) Trump’s campaign team said it had demanded that the count be stopped, accusing polling station officials of forbidding “spotters” to get closer than 7.6 meters.
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3. North Carolina
Trump is believed to be winning North Carolina, which has 15 electoral votes.
Vote acquisition is currently rare. Of 95 percent of the votes counted, Trump was ahead of 50.1 percent compared to 48.6 percent for Biden.
Ballots sent on or before Election Day are counted through Thursday (12/11/2020).
4. Georgia
Biden performed surprisingly well in Georgia, which is the ballot for the Republic.
Status with 16 electoral votes This had completed 94 percent of the vote count, showing Trump’s 50 percent lead over Biden’s 48.8 percent.
The final result is expected to come out no later than Thursday (11/5/2020) morning local time.
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