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Who will win the 2020 presidential elections? Here you can follow the results live. Image: shutterstock / Watson
Results of the US elections: this is how it is in the Donald Trump vs. Joe biden
We have waited a long time, now on November 3 the time has come: the president of the United States will be elected. Republican President Donald Trump faces off against Democratic challenger Joe Biden. Find out the current results of the race for the White House seat here.
The United States elects its president on the night of November 3. Donald Trump and Joe Biden face off in the 2020 presidential election. Since the president in the United States does not take office directly from the people, but indirectly through electoral men and women, the focus here is on individual states.
So you can keep track of who is ahead and whose chances are best on Election Night, we’ve provided an overview of the results:
Polls of Donald Trump and Joe Biden
Several news channels and institutes in the US publish the results of the survey on the respective candidates in advance. They should show roughly who is most likely to be president at this time.
National surveys
In national polls, Joe Biden is way ahead of Donald Trump. According to these polls, you have the majority of the people and also the majority of the electorate for sure. But can Trump continue to foil his plans?
Since Donald Trump was able to prevail against Hillary Clinton in 2016, contrary to all forecasts, confidence in such polls has waned. So undecided states are worth a look, because this is where American elections are decided.
Survey values of transition states
In 2016, Donald Trump was able to win in almost every swing state. Only Minnesota and Nevada went to Hillary Clinton. Now the polls are not looking good for Trump. At the moment, he’s only leading the way in Ohio and there’s a melee race in Texas.
More information on the survey results:
The results of the American elections
At this point it will be Wednesday from 1 am the results of the US presidential elections will be published. The final result should be known in the course of Wednesday morning. However, if there is a really close race, the announcement of the final result could even be delayed for a few weeks.
Results of swing states
Texas – 38 voters:
Result 2020: Not yet known.
Commentary: Texas is the largest of the changing states. In the last four elections, the Republican presidential candidate has always won. Survey results in the largest battlefield state are adjusted. However, as of this week, Donald Trump is 1.3 percentage points ahead of Joe Biden.
Survey results (as of November 2): Donald Trump (+1.3 percentage points)
2016 Election Results: Donald Trump (+9 percentage points)
More on the 2020 U.S. elections:
Florida – 29 voters:
Result 2020: Not yet known.
Commentary: When Trump won Florida in 2016, it got tough for Hillary Clinton. The result was fairly close at the time and a recount was requested, but this was never carried out. In the last four elections, the Republican candidate has won three times.
Survey results (as of November 2): Joe Biden (+2.1 percentage points)
2016 Election Results: Donald Trump (+1.2 percentage points)
Pennsylvania – 20 voters:
Result 2020: Not yet known.
Commentary: In Pennsylvania, Democrats always won from 1988 to 2016. Donald Trump was able to win this state four years ago by just 0.7 percentage points. A recount was subsequently carried out, but it was canceled.
Survey results (as of November 2): Joe Biden (+5.2 percentage points)
Results of the 2016 elections: Donald Trump (+0.7 percentage points)
Ohio – 18 voters:
Result 2020: Not yet known.
Commentary: Ohio is a classic swing state. Here the winning parts were constantly changing. Donald Trump won electoral votes in 2016 with a relatively large advantage. As of this week, Trump is also very thin in the polls.
Survey results (as of November 2): Donald Trump (+0.1 percentage points)
Results of the 2016 elections: Donald Trump (+8.1 percentage points)
Georgia – 16 voters:
Result 2020: Not yet known.
Commentary: In Georgia, the last time a Democrat won the election was Bill Clinton in 1992. Republicans have been elected here ever since. At the moment, the survey results are fairly tight.
Survey results (as of November 2): Joe Biden (+1.6 percentage points)
Results of the 2016 elections: Donald Trump (+5.1 percentage points)
Michigan – 16 voters:
Result 2020: Not yet known.
Commentary: In Michigan, with the exception of Donald Trump’s 2016 election, Democrats have always won for the past 30 years. Right now, Joe Biden is ahead in the polls.
Survey results (as of November 2): Joe Biden (+8.1 percentage points)
Results of the 2016 elections: Donald Trump (+0.2 percentage points)
North Carolina – 15 voters:
Result 2020: Not yet known.
Commentary: In the last four elections, Republicans won three times and Democrats won only one in North Carolina. In 2008, Barack Obama landed very well before John McCain. Right now, Joe Biden is just ahead of the polls.
Survey results (as of November 2): Joe Biden (+2.2 percentage points)
2016 Election Results: Donald Trump (+3.7 percentage points)
Arizona – 11 voters:
Result 2020: Not yet known.
Commentary: Since 1952, Republicans have always won in Arizona. Only Bill Clinton won the state to the Democrats in 1996. Now Joe Biden is ahead in the polls. It’s open if it will succeed in the same way that Clinton did 24 years ago.
Survey results (as of November 2): Joe Biden (+2.7 percentage points)
2016 Election Results: Donald Trump (+3.5 percentage points)
Minnesota – 10 voters:
Result 2020: Not yet known.
Commentary: In recent years (since 1976) Minnesota has always voted democratically, but it also happened time and again that partisan preferences changed.
Survey results (as of November 2): Joe Biden (+8 percentage points)
2016 Election Results: Hillary Clinton (+1.5 percentage points)
Wisconsin – 10 voters:
Result 2020: Not yet known.
Commentary: In Wisconsin, presidential elections are often very close. In 2016, Donald Trump won by 0.8 percentage points. In 2004, John Kerry scored just 0.4 percentage points ahead of George Bush. Right now, Joe Biden is somewhat ahead in the polls.
Survey results (as of November 2): Joe Biden (+8.4 percentage points)
Results of the 2016 elections: Donald Trump (+0.8 percentage points)
Nevada – 6 voters:
Result 2020: Not yet known.
Commentary: Also in Nevada, party preferences change frequently. Hillary Clinton won the 2016 election vote and Joe Biden is currently ahead of Donald Trump in the polls.
Survey results (as of November 2): Joe Biden (+6.1 percentage points)
2016 Election Results: Hillary Clinton (+1.5 percentage points)
Results of the Senate elections
On November 3, American citizens elect not only the president, but also some senators. Republicans have had a majority in the Senate since 2014. At this point it will be results on November 4 starting at 1 am published after the elections to the United States Senate.
More information
How is the president of the United States elected?
In the United States, the president is not elected directly by the people, but through the electorate. Each state has its own number of voters, which depends on the size of the population. Most states apply You give “Winner takes all” -Prinzip. Even if one of the candidates receives a little more votes, it sucks all the electoral votes.
So 41 days after Election Day on November 3, these voters will elect the President for the next four years. Who receives a majority of 270 electoral votes, is officially the next president of the United States.
Who will run for the US presidential election?
Republican presidential candidates are the incumbent president Donald trump and vice president Mike pence. The Democrats’ ballot with Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine could already be beaten in 2016.
The new challengers are 2020 Joe biden Y Kamala harris. Joe Biden was Vice President of Barack Obama from 2009 to 2017. Kamala Harris is a United States Senator and represents the state of California in the Senate.
When is the president sworn in?
On November 3, the American population will vote for voters and voters. These in turn elect the next president of the United States on December 14. On January 6, this result will be certified by Congress and The president of the United States officially begins his term on January 20.
Why are the US elections held on a Tuesday?
Elections and voting in Switzerland traditionally take place on Sundays. In the United States, however, the president is always elected on the first Tuesday in November. The reason is that the Farmers had brought their crops before at this time and thus be able to travel to the respective polling stations. Also, the weather in November was still mild enough for those eligible to vote to cover the distance on foot or on horseback.
Who can vote in the United States?
Basically everyone can U.S. citizens over 18 years of age if you live in one of the 50 states. This also applies to US citizens who are currently abroad, such as soldiers or diplomats.
However, citizens of US suburbs like Puerto Rico, residents without citizenship, and people who have the right to vote are excluded. it was confiscated due to criminal offenses.
A great However, the obstacle is registering the right to vote. This must be done independently and the rules for doing so differ from state to state.
