Counting of votes continues for who will be the next President of America. There is still suspense as to whether Donald Trump will retain the presidency again or whether Joe Biden will remain in power…
Counting of votes continues for who will be the next President of America. There is still suspense as to whether Donald Trump will retain the presidency again or whether Joe Biden will remain in power. But there are some states which will decide who will be the next President of America. It can be said that the path to the White House passes through these states. The path to the White House will pass through five states like Arizona, Georgia, Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Nevada, which is why everyone's eyes are on these states.
Arizona: About 2.5 lakh votes are yet to be counted. According to the Associated Press and Fox News, Biden has won here. At the same time, according to the New York Times, Biden is leading by 45,000 votes.
Georgia: Georgia sees a huge increase in mail-in ballots. According to the New York Times, Donald Trump was leading over Biden Trump here. The Georgia Secretary of State's office said there were 18,936 absentee ballots to be counted in seven counties. But now there is news that recounting will be done in Georgia.
pennsylvania: Trump's lead in Pennsylvania is shrinking. He had gained a huge lead in the initial phase, but now Biden is only 22 thousand votes behind him. Mail-in votes are yet to be counted.
North Carolina: The election results should be declared last in North Carolina. Actually, here the time has been fixed till November 12 to count such mail-in ballots which have a postmark of Tuesday. Trump has more chances of winning here.
nevada: Biden is leading in Nevada, but Trump is only 11 thousand votes behind him. There are still 1.9 lakh ballots to be counted. In such a situation, Trump can come out ahead. Mail-in ballots postmarked Tuesday in Nevada will also be counted when they arrive by Nov. 12.
Where is there controversy regarding counting of votes?
Michigan: Electoral College Votes – 16
Pennsylvania: Electoral College Votes – 29
Wisconsin: Electoral College Vote 10
