Admin l Thursday, November 05, 2020
UNITED STATES – We have had enough of you, Americans appear to be saying to President Donald Trump of the United States. Statistics emanating from the state all suggest mathematically that Joe Biden will be the next president of the United States.
Joe Biden is the candidate of the Democratic Party, while President Donald Trump represents the Republican Party.
From the last count, Joe Biden has garnered 264 electoral college votes while President Donald Trump trails with 214 in electoral college. Of the two, the candidate that secures 270 in electoral college becomes the next president of the United States.
Biden also won Wisconsin and Michigan, which were stronghold of Republicans. Members of both the Senate and House of Representatives were also elected. So far, Democrats and Republicans have each secured 47 seats in the Senate, while democrats have secured 199 seats in the House of Representatives, with the Republicans trailing with 188 seats.
More than 90 percent of the votes remains uncounted. Biden leads in Arizona, with 50.7 percent with Trump trailing with 47. 9 percent. In Nevada, Biden is leading with 49.3 percent, with Trump closing in with 48.7 percent. Trump is leading in Pennsylvania with 50.7 percent while Biden trails with 48.1 percent.
Already Donald is feeling cheated and has threatened to go to court but Biden has also said his lawyers have also been put on notice. Speaking on the election so far, Biden urged the Americans to keep faith with the umpire adding that Donald Trump alone does not determine who becomes president.
“Now every votes must be counted, no one is going to take our democracy from us, not now, not ever … we the people will not be silent, we the people will not be bullied, we the people will not surrender. This will not be my victory alone.
“It will be a victory for the American people, for democracy, for Americans”, adding that Americans have endured too much, adding that every votes must count”, he said, adding that it will be total victory.
