2020-11-04 08:00:00
This is the outcome of a poll particularly awaited in the United States, but also in the rest of the world. Tens of millions of Americans have tried to decide between incumbent President Donald Trump and his Democratic rival Joe Biden at the polls.
Biden, announced winner in Wisconsin, Michigan and now in Pennsylvania and Nevada, was announced as the new president on Saturday. The Democrat now has 279 voters against 214 for Trump. He has therefore exceeded the threshold of 270, synonymous with victory and accession to the White House.
The results of Georgia, the state in which Biden finally transferred in the lead, should be the subject of a recount. Arizona and North Carolina could still be a little late.
Whether it’s “Swing States”, those states that swing from one election to another, states traditionally leaning towards the Republican vote or on the contrary for the Democrats, find the distribution of their votes below .
States still undecided (45 electors)
Georgia (16 electors)
North Carolina (15 electors)
Arizona (11 electoral votes)
Alaska (3 electors)
States won by Trump (214 voters)
Texas (38 electoral votes)
Florida (29 electors)
Ohio (18 electors)
Tennessee (11 electoral votes)
Indiana (11 electors)
Missouri (10 electoral votes)
Alabama (9 electors)
South Carolina (9 electors)
Kentucky (8 electors)
Louisiana (8 electors)
Oklahoma (7 electors)
Mississippi (6 electors)
Arkansas (6 electors)
Kansas (6 electors)
Utah (6 electors)
Iowa (6 electors)
West Virginia (5 electors)
Nebraska (4 of the 5 electoral votes)
Idaho (4 electors)
North Dakota (3 electors)
Wyoming (3 electors)
South Dakota (3 electors)
Montana (3 electors)
Maine (1 elector)
The states won by Biden (279 electors)
Nevada (6 electors)
Pennsylvania (20 electoral votes)
California (55 electors)
New York (29 electors)
Illinois (20 electoral votes)
Michigan (16 electoral votes)
New Jersey (14 electors)
Virginia (13 electors)
Washington (12 electors)
Massachusetts (11 electors)
Wisconsin (10 voters, recount requested)
Maryland (10 electoral votes)
Minnesota (10 voters)
Colorado (9 electors)
Connecticut (7 electors)
Oregon (7 electors)
New Mexico (5 electors)
Rhode Island (4 electors)
New Hampshire (4 electors)
Hawaii (4 major voters)
Delaware (3 electors)
District of Columbia (3 electors)
Maine (3 electors)
Vermont (3 electors)
Nebraska (1 of 5 electoral votes)
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