Biden’s presidential victory “Elect me to glory, when America becomes one” … Trump disagrees with “the election is not over

Entry 2020.11.08 07:53 | Revision 2020.11.08 08:57

Biden “Glory to the trust you showed Harris and me … When America Becomes One”
Trump “This election is not over … Biden wants to be a winner urgently”

American Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden won the presidential election. Candidate Biden issued a statement on the 7th (local time) and thanked voters for their choice and called for unity.

He got the majority (273) needed to win the presidential election by adding 20 voters in Pennsylvania on the fifth day of the election after the bloody beating of major rivals.

Biden-elect is scheduled to give a public address at 8 p.m. ET (10 a.m. Korean time) on this day.

On this day, Reuters and CNN reported the news of Biden’s election. While expressing gratitude to the voters who elected him president, he urged unity by expressing his intention to dedicate himself to uniting divided American society during the electoral process.

Candidate Biden said in a statement: “I am honored and humbly accept the trust that the American people have placed in me and Kamala Harris.”

“In the face of unprecedented obstacles, Americans voted on a record scale,” he said. “It is once again demonstrated that democracy beats deep in the heart of the United States.”

Biden also said: “The elections are over and now is the time to be together as a state, leaving behind anger and harsh investigations,” and “There is nothing we cannot do if we are together.”

Shortly after the news of the victory, he tweeted: “America is honored to elect me to lead our great country.”

“Things that come before us will be difficult, but I promise. I will be the president of all Americans, whether you choose me or not,” he said. “I will keep the faith you gave me.”

Vice President Kamala Harris immediately retweeted Biden’s tweet, saying, “We did it together.” Vice President Harris, the first woman in United States history to become Vice President of Colors, is a first-time legislator who has become the next president after three years of initiation into politics.

“It’s about the American soul and our willingness to fight for it,” Vice President Harris said on Twitter. “Let us begin”. wrote.

In particular, he is interpreted as emphasizing the need for unification, saying that President Trump will become president of all, including voters who have not voted for him in a situation where he repeatedly expressed his willingness to disagree that the election is not over.

President Trump immediately made a statement on the news of Biden’s victory while on his Virginia golf course, saying, “This election is not over yet” and “Biden is urgently aiming to be a winner.”

President Trump said he would take unspecified legal action: “Americans will not rest until they have the honest votes they deserve and the demands of democracy.”

In connection, he repeatedly posted allegations of voter fraud and illegal voting on Twitter. The Associated Press said: “One of his tweets (from President Trump) was quickly flagged by Twitter as potentially misleading.”

With President Trump’s disagreement, election results can be controversial for weeks.

“But legal experts said his defiance (of Trump) was unlikely to affect the outcome,” Reuters said.

Biden’s victory, meanwhile, was fueled by strong support from the group, including women, African Americans, white voters with college degrees, and urbanites. He surpassed President Trump by more than 4 million votes in the popular vote count nationwide.