Biden’s biggest showdown in Pennsylvania

With Vice President Harris US Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden (right) said on the 5th (local time) in Wilmington, Delaware, where his home is “the will of the voter to elect the president of the United States.” Behind him was candidate Camela Harris. Candidate Biden tweeted that day, “America has fought too many battles,” emphasizing the unity of the people divided by elections. Wilmington = AP Newsis

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden said on the 5th (local time): “No one can take away our democracy. It shouldn’t happen now and in the future. “When US President Donald Trump formalized his objection to the presidential election and filed a large-scale lawsuit, he called it ‘destruction of democracy.’

Candidate Biden made this statement on Twitter after President Trump held a press conference and emphasized his policy against the presidential election. President Trump insisted in an interview that “we cannot let (the Democrats) try to steal the election” and “there will be a lot of lawsuits and we have a lot of evidence.” He also said: “Eventually, the justices of the Supreme Court will make a decision.”

Candidate Biden said in an interview preceding President Trump’s conference that day: “It is the will of the voter to choose the president of the United States.”

Candidate Biden showed strong support in the final count, further increasing the likelihood of securing the majority of voters (270 people) needed for the election. According to the New York Times and others, as of 11 p.m. on the 6th, Biden is ahead of President Trump (49.3%) with an approval rate of 49.4% in Pennsylvania, a key electoral state with 20 voters. The gap is about 5,500 votes. Candidate Biden managed to reverse in Georgia (16 voters) this afternoon. The Associated Press reports that Arizona (11), whose count is up, is ranked the winner by Biden and has a total of 264 voters. If you win in Georgia, you will get the majority of the constituency needed for the election. If you win in Pennsylvania, a majority will be secured excluding Arizona Washington = Correspondent Lee Jeong-eun [email protected] Go to reporter page>