We have to wait a long time to know who will be the President of America. However, it is clear from the results so far that Democrat candidate Joe Biden continues to have an lead over Republican candidate Donald Trump. Meanwhile, on Friday (local time), Joe Biden once again appealed to his supporters and American citizens to maintain peace and without naming Trump, said that we may be opponents, but not enemies. Democratic Party candidate Joe Biden addressed the Americans and said that we are going to win this race. Let us tell you that to reach the White House, it is necessary for anyone to get 270 votes out of 538 Electoral College votes.

In the US presidential election, Democratic Party candidate Joe Biden said that we are on the way to get more than 300 Electoral College votes. We are going to implement our plan from day one to control this virus. He told his supporters that the results that have come show who is winning. He said, the final results of the elections have not been announced yet, but the numbers of the results are telling our story that we are winning. We are going to win this race. His statement has come at a time when 24 hours ago, Democrats were trailing in Pennsylvania and Georgia, but currently, Democrat candidate Joe Biden is leading in both the states.

He said that we are winning in Arizona, we are winning in Nevada, in fact in Nevada we are leading by double the margin. We have got more than 74 million votes here and the country is with us. I'm proud of how well we've done across America. We have rebuilt the blue wall that was uprooted in 2016. We would win Arizona after 24 years and Georgia after 28 years.

— ANI (@ANI) November 7, 2020

According to news agency ANI, Biden further said that the US elections have been difficult, but we should remain calm. I don't care how much people try to stop it, but I won't let it happen. We have deep faith in democracy but the purpose of politics is to work for the nation. We may be adversaries, but we are not the enemy, we are Americans.

Joe Biden was also accompanied by Kamala Harris, who is the vice presidential candidate from the Democrats. He appealed to American citizens to exercise restraint and remain calm during the counting of votes. He claimed that American citizens have elected Democrats to take action on the Corona virus crisis, economic recession and the problem of racism.

There is still suspense on who will be the next President of America. US President Donald Trump has said many times that he will approach the Supreme Court against 'rigging' in the US presidential election, but this time there seems to be little chance of his path being easy in the court. Donald Trump has said several times in the last two days that the way the court interfered in the elections in 2000, it should do the same this time too. At that time the court had declared George W Bush the winner. In the court, five judges ruled in favor of Bush and four judges ruled against him. Currently, six members of the Supreme Court are conservatives, three of whom were nominated by Trump.

Things were different in America in 2000. Bush was leading in Florida at the time and had gone to court to stop the recount. Trump will have to convince the Supreme Court to ignore votes in two or more states to prevent his rival and Democratic candidate Joe Biden from becoming president. Jeff Justice John Roberts is in favor of keeping the political branches of government away from the court and believes that politics can harm the court's reputation.

On the other hand, Trump, who has claimed election rigging, has said, 'We will go to the US Supreme Court.' He tweeted, 'The US Supreme Court should decide.' Meanwhile, Biden seems to be getting closer to winning the White House. The Pennsylvania court allowed three additional days for votes to be received and votes received by mail to be counted. Trump has opposed this decision.

While the matter continues, the state's top election officer has directed that the votes received till 5 pm on Friday should be separated and counted. The Trump campaign and Republican leaders have filed legal challenges in several states, but most of these lawsuits are small-scale and will not affect much of the vote.

Trump and his campaign have talked about taking further legal action and have alleged election fraud. On the other hand, Biden's campaign has described the existing lawsuits as baseless. At present, according to the results that have come out so far, Donald Trump has lagged behind and Joe Biden seems close to victory. However, counting of votes is still going on.