LAST MINUTE US Election Equation: Which Candidate Wins How? news

In the US, the election results are still unclear, but Democratic candidate Joe Biden is now close to winning a victory over current President Donald Trump.

While Biden has won 264 delegates in states where the results are known so far, Trump has won a total of 214 delegates. The candidate, who has reached 270 delegates, will be the new president of the United States.

According to the EP projection, there are only 5 states where the winner is not determined in the US elections. These states are Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Georgia, Nevada, and Alaska.

If Joe Biden wins one of these states outside of Alaska, he will become the new president of the United States. It will be enough to win this state for Biden, who currently leads the race in Nevada, out of 5 states. Because if 6 delegates win Nevada, Biden’s number of delegates will be 270.

In Nevada, 86% of the votes were counted at 02.30 CET and Biden had a 0.6 point lead.

TRUMP MUST WIN ALL 5 STATES

Trump is far ahead in Alaska with 3 delegates from the remaining states, while there is a head-to-head race in Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Georgia.

Trump has a 1.2 point lead in Georgia with 16 delegates, where 94% of the votes are counted, while in North Carolina, where 95% of the votes are counted, Trump leads the race by 1.4 points. In Pennsylvania, with 20 delegates at the center of the discussion, 86% of the votes were counted and Trump has a 4.3 point lead.

In order for Trump to be re-elected, he must win elections in all 5 states where the vote count has not been completed.

WHEN WILL THE RESULT OF THE US ELECTIONS BE DETERMINED?

Although the picture has become clear in many US states, the results have not yet been determined due to the high number of postal votes in some states.

Results are expected in Georgia shortly.

However, the situation in other states is a bit more complicated.

Because the deadline for postal ballots to reach the polling stations in Pennsylvania is November 6.

In Nevada and Alaska, votes sent before November 3 will be considered valid if they arrive at polling stations until November 10. In North Carolina, this date is set for November 12th.