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Democrat Biden Wins US Presidential Election … Securing Majority of Electoral Body
Camela Harris, first female vice president … Trump’s “election is not over” objection variable
Gyu-Hwan Seong, Reporter for Busan.com [email protected]
Check-in: 2020-11-08 02:00:01Revision: 2020-11-08 03:17:06Published: 2020-11-08 02:00:28
Former Vice President Joe Biden, the US Democratic presidential candidate, talks about the results of the 11th and 3rd presidential elections in Wilmington, Delaware, where his home is located on the 6th (local time). Yunhap news
US Democratic Party presidential candidate Joe Biden won the race in Pennsylvania on the 7th (local time), defeating President Donald Trump and becoming the 46th president of the United States, major US media reported. .
CNN, NBC and the Associated Press reported that Biden obtained more than 270 electoral votes needed for the election in Pennsylvania, the last-minute party, and became president-elect. Biden, 77 this year, will become the oldest (78-year-old) president in US history based on the inauguration ceremony when he takes office on January 20 next year. Foreign media also reported that Kamala Harris is a black woman and the first vice president of South Asia. However, President Trump is expected to take a considerable amount of time to make an immediate statement, stating that “candidate Biden is hastily and falsely pretending to be a winner.”
This is the third time that Biden’s challenge to presidential power was in 1988 and 2008. In the 1988 Democratic presidential nominee, he was shot down on suspicions of plagiarism, and in the 2008 contest, the explosion of President Barack Obama. However, beginning with the election of the Delaware State Senator in 1972 when he was 29 years old, he triumphed in the sixth election and has a brilliant political career, serving as Chairman of the Senate for Foreign and Judicial Affairs. Additionally, after winning the election as a running mate to President Barack Obama, he served as vice president for eight years in the Obama administration.
Busan.com reporter Seong Gyu-hwan [email protected], some news from Yonhap
