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Although the US presidential elections have come to an end, the official results have not yet been released. Major American media predicted that US President Trump defeated Democratic candidate Biden in Alaska and won three electoral votes. And Georgia Secretary of State Raffensperger (Brad Raffensperger) announced for the eleventh time in America that because current President Trump and Democratic candidate Biden, the number of votes between the two is too small, they will manually recalculate the presidential elections. All votes. Georgia is a key state in the general elections, with 16 electoral votes.
In Georgia, ruled by the Republican Party, almost all the votes have been drawn. Currently, Biden only outscores Trump by 14,111 votes in Georgia. Considering the number of votes is too close, Ravensberg announced that it will manually recount Joe State’s votes, which is expected to be completed on the 20th. Georgia is a key state in the general election. He has 16 electoral votes. It is also the first state to proactively announce that it will recount votes.
The Associated Press estimates that only Georgia remains, and North Carolina’s results with 15 electoral votes have yet to be released. According to Fox News statistics, Biden currently has 290 electoral votes, including Georgia. Even after the vote count, Biden lost Georgia, still has no obstacle to cross the threshold of 270 electoral votes “in the White House.”
Additionally, based on informal results from the Alaska elections department, Trump won 148,624 votes, nearly 47,000 more than Biden. CNN predicts that Trump will win Alaska in the 2020 presidential election and win three electoral votes. So far, according to the forecast, Trump has 232 electoral votes. Winning a general election requires 270 electoral votes or more.
Although the US presidential election has come to an end, the official results have yet to be released. The US forecasting agency predicts that US President Trump defeated Democratic candidate Biden in Alaska and won three electoral votes. And Georgia Secretary of State Raffensperger (Brad Raffensperger) announced for the eleventh time in America that because current President Trump and Democratic candidate Biden, the number of votes between the two is too small, they will manually recalculate the presidential elections. All votes. Georgia is a key state in the general elections, with 16 electoral votes.
In Georgia, ruled by the Republican Party, almost all the votes have been drawn, currently the Democratic candidate Biden in Georgia only surpasses Trump by 14,111 votes. Considering the number of votes is too close, Ravensberg announced that it will manually recount Joe State’s votes, which is expected to be completed on the 20th. Georgia is a decisive state in the general election. He has 16 electoral votes. It is also the first state to proactively announce that it will recount votes.
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