Republican candidate Donald Trump is ahead in 230 Electoral College counts after taking the votes of the US election. Her rival, Democrat Kamala Harris, leads by 210. This information was found in private results published by the US news agency AP.
According to AP polls, Trump is predicted to win in Kentucky, West Virginia, Indiana, Alabama, Florida, Missouri, Oklahoma and Tennessee. Indiana has 11 electoral votes. 4 in West Virginia. Kentucky has 8, Alabama has 9, Florida has 30, Missouri has 10, Oklahoma has 7, and Tennessee has 11 electoral votes.
On the other hand, Harris is winning in Vermont, District of Columbia, Maryland and Massachusetts. Vermont and the District of Columbia have 3 each, Maryland has 10, and Massachusetts has 11 electoral votes.
Who is ahead in swing states?
7 wavering states will play a major role in determining the victory or defeat of the election. They are not specific bases of any party. These states are North Carolina, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona and Nevada. There are signs of a close fight between Harris and Trump.
So far, 96 percent of North Carolina votes have been counted. Trump is leading there by getting 51.2 percent. And Kamala Harris got 47.6 percent votes. As a result, according to AP calculations, Trump is going to get 16 electoral votes in North Carolina.
In addition, after counting 93 percent of the votes in Georgia, it was seen that Trump got 50.8 percent of the votes. And Harris has 48.5 percent. As a result, according to AP calculations, Trump is going to get 16 electoral votes in this state.
There are a total of 538 Electoral College votes in the 50 states of the United States. Of these, at least 270 votes are required to be elected president.
