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According to the latest update, the state of Georgia has counted 96% of the votes, of which Mr. Trump temporarily leads with a difference of 0.4 percentage points, the number of votes of Mr. Trump than Mr. Biden is less out of 19,000 votes.
State officials say there are about 7,500 uncontrolled votes left in Fulton County, and it’s unclear what the total number of votes left statewide is. If estimated by the percentage of votes counted corresponding to the number of votes of two candidates Trump, Biden, and another independent candidate, the number of votes that have not been counted in this state could be more than 100,000.
The gap above compared to the gap vote leads to the possibility of a scenario where Mr. Biden can rise up and win in this state of battle.
President Trump’s campaign is suing because “a Republican observer in Georgia saw 53 late absentee votes illegally grouped on the absentee ballot in Chatham County.”
According to observers, absentee or mail voting is believed to be largely in favor of Democrats, prompting the Trump campaign to seek to stop counting votes in Georgia while the president is at the helm.
Georgia with 16 electoral votes could now be another way for Biden to reach the electoral mark of 270, thus winning the final.
The AP announced that Biden won in Arizona (11 votes), but many American media outlets remain cautious. Arizona officials also asked voters to be calm and should not reach any conclusions.
According to the latest NBC News update, Arizona has counted 86% of the votes. Currently, Biden still leads Trump in this state with the gap reduced to about 1%.
If nothing changes in Arizona, Biden had 264 votes and just 6 more votes would be enough electoral votes to win the final. Win in any of Georgia (16); Nevada (6); Pennsylvania (20); North Carolina (15), Mr. Biden won the final. Now, Mr. Biden leads in Nevada and chases in Georgia.
In the event that Arizona “has variable”, Mr. Biden will need 17 votes to win, that is, he must win in Pennsylvania or at least 2 remaining states in Nevada, Georgia, North Carolina.
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