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YOU MAY MISS THE OPPORTUNITY: If President Donald Trump loses Georgia, it will be difficult for him to win a new term as president. Photo: Evan Vucci / AP
He jokes about President Donald Trump’s chances of winning the election. His leadership in Georgia fell sharply on Friday and now Biden is leading the way.
On Friday morning, Trump’s leadership in Georgia disappeared. Now, various media outlets are reporting that the status has completely changed and Biden leads with 917.
In the last stack of votes, Biden received 1,380 votes out of 1602 votes, while Trump received 222, according to CNN. Earlier, Trump led by just under 463.
During the 2016 election, Trump beat all 16 of the state’s voters by five percentage points.
The last time a Democratic presidential candidate won the state was when Bill Clinton became president in 1992.
With a victory for Biden in Georgia, the former vice president will have 269 voters and will be one voter away from winning the election.
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A loss in Georgia makes it difficult for President Donald Trump to get enough voters.
The US presidential election could, in theory, end in a tie, with 269 voters for each candidate. It happens if Biden wins in Georgia, while Donald Trump takes Alaska, Arizona, Nevada, North Carolina and Pennsylvania.
In such a situation, the House of Representatives will decide by one vote.
This may sound like good news to Democrats, but it is not the case that every representative in the House gets one vote per vote there. Instead, each state gets one vote on the ballot, and Republicans will likely have a majority of the states in the House when the election is over.
The Senate will appoint the Vice President.
Biden leads solidly in most of the state’s largest constituencies when about 98 percent of the vote is counted.
As of Friday morning, Clayton County had only 3,500 of its 30,000 mail-in ballots left and other votes to count, CNN reports.
Clayton County Elections Director Shauna Dozier made the announcement.
– We will stay here until every absentee vote is counted. We will continue in the future, whatever it takes to do it, we will do it, says Dozier.
At the same time, he asks the American people for patience, noting that they received only 3,170 mail-in ballots by comparison in 2016.
As soon as the postal votes are counted, only the votes of the military abroad remain. They will arrive at 11 pm Norwegian time, but it is not known how many votes are in question.
