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President Donald Trump’s electoral campaign has established a “war room” next to the White House to monitor the development of the elections when they are only a few hours from the towns, announcing the results in turn.
Trump campaign establishes “war room” to monitor elections
Trump campaign communications director Tim Murtaugh said he had set up a “war room” in Eisenhower’s Executive Office next to the White House to monitor electoral developments. Murtaugh emphasized that this “war room” is shaped by the campaign’s own budget.
A source familiar with previous sources said the Trump campaign installed two “war rooms” in the White House on election night, including one in the Eisenhower Building and a smaller room inside the White House.
Trump has yet to think about winning statements or admitting defeat
During his visit to the headquarters of the Republican National Commission in Virginia on Election Day, Trump said, “I have not yet thought about admitting defeat or winning statements. I hope we only do one of them.” These 2 things. As you know, winning is easy and losing is never easy. “
He also believes that the Republican party is dominant in the battlefield states. “We just got back. We’ve had extraordinary moves, extraordinary times. I heard we’re doing great in Arizona. We’re doing great in Texas too. I believe them.” I’m going to have a great night, most importantly, we’ll have another fantastic 4 years, “Trump said.
Joe Biden campaigned in the last minute
Candidate Joe Biden continued his last-minute campaign in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, before returning to his hometown of Delaware to track the results on election night.
Speaking to reporters, Biden said he did not want to make predictions about the election results. He also asked voters to vote in his favor. “We choose hope over fear, we choose truth over falsehood, we choose science over fiction. If they vote for me, I will become a true American president. There is no green state, no red state, just America. “
The Clintons voted for Joe Biden
Former President Bill Clinton’s partner (Image: Twwitter)
On Twitter, former US President Bill Clinton said: “Hillary and I are honored to vote for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. They will work tirelessly to heal our divisions, to build a better future for all of us. If not. yes, vote today. “
The US presidential election is entering one of the key moments when polling stations across the country will close in the next few hours to begin counting votes and gradually announcing the results of the race for the White House between the General. President Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Joe Biden.
As The Guardian noted, Election Day basically went pretty well in the states. The number of voters to vote in this year’s election is expected to set a record. Before Election Day, an estimated 100 million American voters voted early, of which more than 64 million people voted by mail, more than 35 million people voted directly.
Polls released on Election Day show candidate Joe Biden continuing to dominate, while the race in the battlefield states is close.
Minh Phuong
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