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Both AP and Fox News have announced Joe Biden as the winner in Arizona, but other US outlets will not follow suit. Now Donald Trump is taking over there too.
The battle to become the next president of the United States will be decided by the states of Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina and Pennsylvania.
According to Fox News, Biden has 264 voters and is just six from the required limit of 270 to win the presidential election.
However, this includes Arizona, which only Fox and AP News have awarded to Biden. NBC, New York Times and CNN believe it is too early.
In the latest Arizona update, Trump received the most votes. There are now 79,000 votes for Biden here, with about 450,000 votes to be counted.
If Joe Biden wins Arizona, he only needs Nevada, a state he leads, to get 270 voters. Or in Georgia, North Carolina or Pennsylvania.
However, victory is not yet assured and only decimals separate the two candidates in various states.
At 04.11: it fills up with people in several of the few remaining states. Photo: CNN screenshot
Fulton County, Georgia, where the city of Atlanta is located, promises results by 6 a.m. Thursday morning. Trump leads with just 0.9 percent (about 39,000 votes) in Georgia, but according to the New York Times, Biden still has a chance to turn this state in his favor.
In that case, Biden will win the 2020 presidential election.
Michigan to Biden
At the time of writing, the VG graph showing the distribution of voters in the presidential election reads 253 for Biden and 213 for Trump.
This graph is based on data provided by the DPA news agency.
We can add a voter for Trump from Maine, where, according to the New York Times, he has secured one of the four voters, while Biden stayed with the other three.
Status of the remaining states
The extra constituency Trump is missing from the charts comes from Maine, where the New York Times, among other things, gives Trump one constituency and Biden three.
VG gets its figures from the DPA news agency, which updates its figures somewhat later than, for example, Fox News.
In these states, the Battle of the White House (number of voters in parentheses) is:
- I Nevada (6) Trump faces Biden, who has a small 0.6 percentage point lead and just under 8,000 votes. The state won’t count any more until Thursday morning.
- I Pennsylvania (20) Joe Biden has faced Donald Trump in the last hours. At 3:55 a.m., Trump has 50.8 percent of the vote, to Biden’s 47.9 percent. For the most part, Trump led by more than double. There are roughly 185,000 votes between Trump and Biden when it is estimated that 850,000 remain to be counted.
- I North Carolina (15) leads Trump by 1.4 percentage points. According to the New York Times, there is an 86 percent chance that Trump will win the state, with 94 percent of the votes reported.
- I Georgia (16) At 0240, only 0.9 percent difference between Trump and Biden, in favor of Trump. Biden has taken a firm stance in the last few hours and still has a chance to win here.
- Also remains Alaska (3), where Trump has significant leadership.
- Fox News and the AP believe, as mentioned, that Arizona (11) has been decided, while other outlets believe it is too early to nominate a winner here.
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Claim victory in several unsolved states
Trump took to Twitter Wednesday night to declare victory in Pennsylvania, Georgia, North Carolina and Michigan. He further states that the ballot papers have been cast in secret, of which there is no proof. No one else has declared Trump’s victory in these four states, even though he leads in three of them.
Biden, in turn, tweeted “count every vote.” He thinks there will be enough voters for him to win, but we haven’t declared anything yet.
“Democracy is the heartbeat of this nation,” he said in a speech Wednesday.
The OSCE’s chief election observer in the United States criticizes Donald Trump for undermining confidence in democracy with his accusations of election fraud.
– Unsubstantiated accusations of systematic shortcomings, especially by the incumbent president, even on election night, damage the public’s confidence in democratic institutions, says Michael Georg Link.
The states that have settled
These states are divided (number of voters in parentheses):
- Donald Trump vinner Indiana (11), Kentucky (8), Mississippi (6), Missouri (10), Oklahoma (7), South Carolina (9), Tennessee (11), West Virginia (5), Arkansas (9) , Alabama (9), Louisiana (8), South Dakota (3), North Dakota (3), Nebraska (4), Wyoming (3), Kansas (6), Utah (6), Idaho (4), Florida (29), Iowa (6), Ohio (18), Texas (38) og Maine (1 of 4)
- Joe Biden utpekes som vinner i Connecticut (7), Delaware (3), Illinois (20), Maine (3 to 4), Maryland (10), Massachusetts (11), New Jersey (14), Vermont (3), Virginia (13), Washington, DC (3), Rhode Island (4), New Mexico (5), Nebraska (1), New York (29), Colorado (9), New Hampshire (4), California (55), Oregon (7), Washington (12), Hawaii (4), Minnesota (10), Michigan (16) and Wisconsin (10)
