– Couldn’t have been more proud – VG

Shortly after it emerged that Joe Biden is the winner of the 2020 US presidential election with the highest number of votes in US history, he changed his description of himself on Twitter from “former vice president” to “incoming president. .

Kamala Harris has also changed the description on Twitter to “incoming vice president.”

Trump’s camp came shortly after Joe Biden was named president by various US media outlets, with an announcement on Twitter. Here he writes that “the simple fact is that this election is far from over.”

Even though the major media have now named Biden as the winner, there are still formal processes in the tally and the result has not been made official.

In addition, the incumbent president questions the results in several states. Donald Trump and his team have presented no evidence of their allegations of voter fraud.

Clinton: – America has spoken

Former US Secretary of State and former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton told ABC News that Biden / Harris is a team that makes history.

– A rejection of Trump and a new page in the book for the United States. Thanks to everyone who helped make this happen. Besides, together, she says.

Her husband and former President Bill Clinton writes:

– The United States has spoken and has won democracy. We now have an incoming president and vice president who will serve us all and bring us together. Congratulations to Joe Biden and Kamala Harris on their significant victory!

Bernie Sanders ran against Biden in the battle for the nomination of the Democratic presidential candidate. Now congratulate Camp Biden:

– I want to congratulate everyone who worked hard to make this historic day possible. We now create, through a continuous grassroots organization, a government that works for ALL, not for a few. Let’s create a nation based on justice, not greed and strife, writes Sanders.

Obama: – Couldn’t have been more proud

Former President Barack Obama writes on Twitter:

– Congratulations to my friends Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, our next President and Vice President.

– I couldn’t be more proud to congratulate our next President Joe Biden and our next First Lady Jill Biden, he writes in an accompanying statement.

The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, also expresses joy at the result of the elections.

– Today marks the dawn of a new day for the hope of America. A record 75 million Americans voted to elect Joe Biden as president of the United States, a historic victory that has given Democrats a mandate to act, Pelosi said in a statement.

She believes that Americans have now elected a leader who will crush the coronavirus, reopen the economy and reopen schools. He goes on to say that Americans have elected a president who wants to lower health care costs, raise people’s wages, and build a more climate-friendly government.

– goodwill

Republican Senator Mitt Romney, who ran for president in 2012 against Barack Obama, congratulates Biden and Harris on Twitter.

– We know them both as people of good will and admirable character, he writes, among other things.

Romney said Friday that Donald Trump is damaging freedom in America and the world.

He has repeatedly criticized Trump, and was the only Republican senator to vote to find Trump guilty of abuse of power during the federal court case against that president in February.

Congratulations from around the world

Several heads of state are now congratulating the incoming president.

– Congratulations, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, writes Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Twitter.

– Our two countries are close friends, partners and allies. We share a unique relationship on the world stage. I am looking forward to working together and developing this with you two, write later.

French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel also sent their congratulations via Twitter.

– We have a lot to do to overcome the current challenges. Let’s work together, Macron writes.