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Voting in the US elections is over. According to preliminary results, the gap between Trump and Biden remains minimal, but the vote count is still continuing. For details on who is leading in the key states, the results of the candidates at the moment are in the RBC-Ukraine material.
Results at 12:00
According to CNN, Joe Biden is 1.6% ahead of Donald Trump. According to preliminary results from 41 of the 50 states, 50.0% (67.5 million Americans) voted for the Democratic candidate. The current head of state earns 48.4% (65.3 million).
In this way, Biden has 224 electoral votes, Trump has 213 (270 votes are needed to win).
According to Fox News, Joe Biden has 238 electoral votes and 49.9% electoral support. Donald Trump gets 48.5% and 213 electoral votes.
227 votes for Biden and 213 for Trump, according to the New York Times. So Biden wins in California, Colorado, New Mexico, Minnesota, Oregon, Washington, Illinois, Virginia, New Hampshire, Maine, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland.
Trump leads in the following states: Iowa, Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Missouri, Mississippi, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia Western, Wyoming. Nebraska, Texas.
Election Results by State (screenshot nytimes.com)
Situation of key states: Trump leads states with uncounted votes
Donald Trump holds leadership positions in states where ballot processing continues. These are traditionally “wavering” states:
Florida (29 voters) – 51.2% for Trump, 47.8% for Biden. 96% of the votes are counted.
Pennsylvania (20 voters) – 55.7% of the votes with Trump, 42.9% with Biden after counting 74% of the votes.
Michigan (16 voters) – 51.9% for Trump, 46.4% for Biden after counting 76% of the votes.
North Carolina (15 voters) – 50.1% for Trump, 48.6% for Biden after counting 95% of the votes.
Ohio (18 voters) – 53.3% for Trump, 45.2% for Biden after counting 90% of the votes.
Iowa (6 voters) – 52.6% for Trump, 45.4% for Biden after counting 92% of the votes.
Georgia (16 voters) – 50.5% for Trump, 48.4% for Biden after counting 92% of the votes.
Donald Trump announced his victory
Donald Trump said during a briefing that the election was phenomenal and that he is confident of his victory. The current head of state urged everyone to celebrate and said that he won in every state and even where he did not expect to win.
“We won everywhere, we won everything. Today’s results are just phenomenal. Everyone should come out and celebrate. We won states we didn’t expect to win. We won Michigan, Wisconsin, we don’t even need all of these states to win. Triumph.
He also noted that he was ready to announce victory today, but this is hampered by the slowdown in the count due to the vote-by-mail.
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