Trump going shoulder to shoulder in Florida with Biden in polls: reports

Joe Biden with 209 electoral votes, Donald Trump with 116: report

US President Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden are fighting for the White House, with polls gradually closing in the United States on Tuesday – then a long night of waiting for results to come.

Joe Biden has captured 16 states, including his home state, Delaware, and big money, California and New York, as well as the US capital. As with Donald Trump, so far all of the states Biden claimed have been won by Democrat Hillary Clinton in 2016.

So far, that gives Joe Biden 209 electoral votes and Donald Trump a maximum of 116, as Nebraska divides its electoral votes based on congressional district (see note below).

The following is a list of the states each candidate won and the corresponding number of electoral votes, based on projections from US media, including CNN, Fox News, MSNBC / NBC News, ABC, CBS, and The New York Times.

Donald Trump (116)

Joe Biden (209)

JustIn | Donald Trump wins Idaho: report

JustIn | Joe Biden wins California, Oregon, Washington: report

President Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden are fighting for the White House, with polls gradually closing in the United States on Tuesday and a long night of waiting for results to come.

The following is a list of the states each candidate won and the corresponding number of electoral votes, based on projections from US media, including CNN, Fox News, MSNBC / NBC News, ABC, CBS, and The New York Times.

Donald Trump (89)

Joe Biden (126)

Joe Biden in the lead:

Donald Trump in the lead:

Joe Biden at 117 electoral votes, Donald Trump at 80: report

President Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden are fighting for the White House, with polls gradually closing in the United States on Tuesday and a long night of waiting for results to come.

The following is a list of the states each candidate won and the corresponding number of electoral votes, based on projections from US media, including CNN, Fox News, MSNBC / NBC News, ABC, CBS, and The New York Times.

Donald Trump (80)

Alabama (9)

Arkansas (6)

Indiana (11)

Kentucky (8)

Louisiana (8)

Mississippi (6)

North Dakota (3)

Oklahoma (7)

South Dakota (3)

Tennessee (11)

West Virginia (5)

Wyoming (3)

Joe Biden (117)

Connecticut (7)

Delaware (3)

District of Columbia (3)

Illinois (20)

Maryland (10)

Massachusetts (11)

New Jersey (14)

New York (29)

Rhode Island (4)

Vermont (3)

Virginia (13)

Joe Biden at 88 electoral votes, Donald Trump at 63: reports

President Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden are fighting for the White House, with polls gradually closing in the United States on Tuesday and a long night of waiting for results to come.

The following is a list of the states each candidate won and the corresponding number of electoral votes, based on projections from US media, including CNN, Fox News, MSNBC / NBC News, ABC, CBS, and The New York Times.

Donald Trump (63)

Joe Biden (88)

List of US electoral votes based on reports

So far Joe Biden has 57 electoral votes and Donald Trump has 42. The magic number is 270. Observers expect the hotly contested White House race to come down to a handful of key states in the field. of battle.

Here is a list of states won by each candidate and the corresponding number of electoral votes, based on US media projections.

Donald Trump – 42 years old

Indiana: 11

Kentucky: 8

Oklahoma: 7

Tennessee: 11

West Virginia: 5

Joe Biden – 57 years old

Delaware: 3

District of Columbia: 3

Maryland: 10

Massachusetts: 11

New Jersey: 14

Vermont: 3

Virginia: 13

Donald Trump wins Tennessee, Joe Biden wins New Jersey: reports

Donald Trump won Tennessee while Democratic candidate Joe Biden won in New Jersey, according to US media projections.

Republican U.S. Senate Leader McConnell has been re-elected in Kentucky, according to reports.

Joe Biden wins Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland, Massachusetts

U.S. media projected winners in several expected states after the polls closed, with Joe Biden taking home the home state of Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland and Massachusetts.

Tight race in Florida between Donald Trump and Joe Biden

Early results showed a close race in the US battlefield states on Tuesday as Joe Biden hopes a polarized electorate defeats President Donald Trump in the face of a deadly pandemic.

Preliminary figures showed a nation deeply divided and mixed signs for every candidate, with Joe Biden appearing to underperform in crucial Florida state as Trump made inroads in Cuban-dominated Miami and the United States.

But Biden was also ahead of Trump in suburban areas that have traditionally shifted to the president’s Republican Party, including around Atlanta, Georgia.

U.S. election votes based on reports

Here is a list of states won by each candidate and the corresponding number of electoral votes, based on network projections, according to the AFP news agency.

Donald trump – 24

Indiana: 11

Kentucky: 8

West Virginia: 5

Joe biden – 16

Vermont: 3

Virginia: 13

Joe Biden wins in Virginia: report

Democratic challenger Joe Biden is winning in Virginia, according to reports.

As polls began to close in 10 states in an election held amid a pandemic that struck a deeply divided United States, Edison Research projected Trump would win Indiana and the Associated Press called the Kentucky for Trump, while Fox News projected Biden would win Vermont and Virginia.

As the first election results spread, reports showed Donald Trump won in West Virginia.

As polls closed in six US states, reports indicate Donald Trump won in Kentucky.

So far, that gives Trump 19 electoral votes to three for Biden. The magic number is 270. Observers expect the hotly contested race for the White House to come down to a handful of key states on the battlefield.

Joe Biden wins in Vermont: reports

According to the AFP news agency, US Democratic candidate Joe Biden won from Vermont.

Polls begin to close in US presidential election

Polls in U.S. battlefield states began to close on Tuesday, pushing the fight between President Donald Trump and Joe Biden to its heartbreaking conclusion, following a race under unprecedented pandemic conditions world and the most deeply divided electorate in decades.

At 7:00 p.m. (5:30 a.m. IST), voting ended in Indiana, Kentucky, South Carolina, Virginia, Vermont and also Georgia, a rock-solid former Republican state that Biden Democrats are hoping for. overthrow.

Parts of Florida – an even bigger election prize that regularly sees knife elections – also closed at 7:00 p.m. Polls in the rest of the state and also in Pennsylvania, another zero point in the US presidential election, closed at 8:00 p.m. (6:30 a.m. IST).

US President Donald Trump won Indiana, according to the AFP news agency, as the results began to arrive.

CNN and NBC projected a victory for Trump in Indiana.

WE ARE REALLY GOOD ACROSS THE COUNTRY. THANK YOU!

– Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 3, 2020

Voters, many of whom wear masks and maintain their social distancing to guard against the spread of the coronavirus, have experienced long queues in a few places and short waits in many other places, the news agency reported Reuters.

There was no sign of disturbance or violence at the polling places, as some officials feared. The winner – who may not be determined for days – will lead a nation in the grip of a pandemic that has killed more than 231,000 people and left millions more unemployed, racial tensions and a political polarization that did only get worse during a vitriolic campaign.

Numerous civilians, some with banners and posters, took to the streets of the US capital as voting in the presidential election continues. The police have not, at present, intervened to interrupt any activity, according to the correspondent.

A large, non-scalable fence was erected around the perimeter of the White House before Election Day. Parking restrictions have also been put in place in Washington, and local authorities are ready to temporarily close the streets if protests erupt.

Go out and vote! Under my administration, our ECONOMY is growing at the fastest rate EVER at 33.1%. Next year will be the BIGGEST ECONOMIC YEAR in American history!

Find your polling station below. https://t.co/OODmll3Snt

– Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 3, 2020

“I promise you, as I run as a proud Democrat if you elect me, I will be American President, there will be no Red or Blue States just the United States of America,” he said. Biden said. speaking to his supporters in Philadelphia.

Stay in line. DO NOT LEAVE.

We need you. #redwave

– Ivanka Trump (@IvankaTrump) November 3, 2020

🚨 STATES WHICH HAVE ALREADY EXCEEDED THEIR 2016 VOTING TOTAL 🚨

Colorado
Hawaii
Montana
Oregon
Texas
Utah
Washington

Join them in history and vote today: https://t.co/Zogkiu7VSQ

– When we all vote (@WhenWeAllVote) November 3, 2020

On election day, everything is at stake. Our jobs. Our health care. Whether or not we control this pandemic. But here’s the good news: today you can choose to change. You can elect @Joe Biden and @KamalaHarris. Let’s win this thing. pic.twitter.com/rvW2uOknpl

– Barack Obama (@BarackObama) November 3, 2020

Today is your last chance to vote in this election. If you haven’t voted early, I need you to vote today and stay online for as long as you need to. Our democracy is at stake. Go to https://t.co/EcbUdXjMe2 to find your polling station. pic.twitter.com/igwKdFba98

– Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) November 3, 2020

US Democrat Joe Biden wrote on Twitter: “Now is our time to choose: hope over fear. Unity over division. Science over fiction. The truth about lies.”

Let’s make history, @KamalaHarris. pic.twitter.com/JKF6spZZd0

– Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) November 3, 2020

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“THIS LAST VOTE”
THAT CHANGES OUR LIVES, OUR CHILDREN, FAMILIES
& LIVING FRIENDS. THERE IS
“A VOTE” THAT CAN CHANGE OUR DESTINY, &
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– Look for) November 3, 2020

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– Lady Gaga (@ladygaga) November 3, 2020

One day our children and grandchildren are going to look us in the eye and ask us what we have been up to right now.

And I want to be able to say, we did all we could to fight for our country and their future. Go vote.

– Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) November 3, 2020

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– U.S. Embassy London (@USAinUK) November 3, 2020

Hillary and I just proudly voted for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. They will work tirelessly to heal our divisions and build a better future for us all. If you haven’t already, vote today! pic.twitter.com/49fSwmlbst

– Bill Clinton (@BillClinton) November 3, 2020

But at noon Eastern Time – with more than half the expected number of U.S. ballots already cast – there were few signs of digital interference long feared by those charged with protecting the vote.

“We are not out of the woods yet,” said Christopher Krebs, a senior official in the Department of Homeland Security who has become one of the government’s main spokespersons on electoral security. He said at a press conference earlier on Tuesday that “today in a sense is half time. There may be other events or activities or efforts to interfere or undermine the trust in the election “.

Fears that a foreign power might seek to intervene in the 2020 vote have been circulating since the last election in 2016, when Russian hackers threw tens of thousands of emails online to sway the vote for Republican Donald Trump and away from Democratic challenger Hillary Clinton.

With President Donald Trump’s public disapproval weighing on Republicans across the country, voters will decide to end the political careers of beleaguered Republican senators, including Trump ally Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and moderator Susan Collins of Maine , among others.

A total of 12 seats held by Republicans and two seats held by Democrats are at stake, based on a Reuters analysis of three non-partisan U.S. election forecasters – the Center for Politics at the University of Virginia, the Cook’s political report and internal elections.

As millions of U.S. citizens vote in the presidential election, Franklin County, Ohio, which includes the city of Columbus, will use paper ballots to verify voters on Tuesday, said Aaron Sellers, chief of staff. Franklin County Election Council Public Information Aaron Sellers.

Vendors reportedly said the decision to use paper ballot books instead of an electronic ballot record system was made because there were difficulties in updating the electronic ballot book after early voting on the 2nd November, ANI reported.

Federal legal agencies in the United States are bracing for possible unrest over the outcome of the presidential election.

According to The Hill, the National Security Integration Center (NSIC), a key component of national security and the fight against terrorism within Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), warned in a internal email last week against protests inside the Beltway. ANI reported.

Americans voted Tuesday in the shadow of a growing coronavirus pandemic to decide whether to re-elect Republican Donald Trump, one of the most polarizing presidents in American history, or send Democrat Joe Biden to the White House .

A record number of early votes – some 100 million – have already been cast in an election that has put the country in trouble and is closely watched in capitals around the world, AFP reported.

Americans voted Tuesday in the bitterly contested presidential race between incumbent President Donald Trump and challenger Joe Biden after four tumultuous years under the leadership of the businessman-turned-politician who left the United States as deeply divided as it was. ‘at any time in recent history, the new AFP agency reported. Voters lined up at polling stations across the country to vote amid a coronavirus pandemic that has disrupted daily life. Biden, the former Democratic vice president who has spent half a century in public life, has held a strong and consistent lead in national opinion polls for the Republican president. But Trump is close enough in several states to the electoral battlefield that he can muster the 270 state-by-state Electoral College votes needed to win the election, Reuters reported.

US Department of Homeland Security Acting Secretary Chad Wolf said on Tuesday there was no evidence that a “foreign actor” had compromised US votes in the 2020 presidential election.

The message came as Americans began the last day of voting in an election campaign hampered by concerns over foreign interference, Reuters reported.

Donald Trump’s top homeland security official urged voters on Tuesday to be patient while awaiting election results after announcing that the president may rush to claim victory.

“Voters must be patient while awaiting the outcome of this year’s election,” said Chad Wolf, acting Homeland Security secretary.

“It is important to recognize that this process can take time.”

Trump reportedly told confidants he would declare victory on Tuesday night if he appeared to lead the vote, though he denied the accusation, AFP reported.

President Donald Trump said he was happy with his chances of winning when the U.S. election opens on Tuesday, predicting he would record big wins in key states such as Florida and Arizona.

“We feel very good,” a hoarse-voiced Trump told Fox News in a phone interview. “I think we will have the victory.”

Trump has said he expects victory in all key states that will decide the election, AFP reported.