Battlegrounds.
If candidate wins a state election in the United States, the winning candidate can obtain the number of Electoral College seats in that state. Many states in the United States have traditionally won victory for either the Republican or the Democratic Party. It is normal thing for the candidate of that party to win by a large gap of votes. For example, California is generally owned by the Democratic candidate and the Alabama Republican candidate.
But some states are constantly changing in presidential elections. Arizona, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Florida are just a few of the states that are constantly changing. Battlegrounds are considered such states. In fact, it is in these states that the U.S. presidential campaign is peak. In some non-Battleground states, election campaigns are almost non-existent.
Voting is currently continuing in such Battlegrounds, Nevada, Arizona, Pennsylvania and North Carolina. Joe Biden currently won 253 college seats. And many in the media are confirming that Biden is likely to win the state of Arizona. With 11 seats in the state of Arizona, Biden’s will have 264 seats. Most media outlets now report that Biden holds 264 seats.
In the state of Nevada, Biden is leading, and if he wins, he will win six of the 270 college seats needed to win the presidency.
However, two of the most revolutionary developments took place during the vote count, most of which were Trump’s in Georgia and Biden’s in Pennsylvania.
In Georgia and Pennsylvania, Biden has been able to come out on top, especially in the mail ballots.
With 16 electoral seats in Georgia and 20 in Pennsylvania, Biden’s candidacy further undermines President Trump’s hopes of victory.
In particular, President Trump has accused regimes with the governor of the Democratic Party of rigging the vote, but Biden’s presence in Georgia nullifies Trump’s allegations when the whole of Georgia is ruled by a group of Republican governors.
At the current situation, expectations of Trump’s victory are growing, and Biden’s victory is approaching.
Some of Trump’s supporters have raided counting centers in protest of President Trump’s remarks about the presidential election.
Democratic candidates have also intensified their anti-Trump campaigns.
However, election officials say they will not hesitate to count the votes until the final ballot.