The counting of the votes cast in the presidential elections continues. Which states will go to Kamala Harris, among others, the Democratic candidate will win? in Vermont, Massachusetts, Maryland and the District of Columbia. CNN predicts he has 91 electoral votes so far.
At 7 p.m. local time, polling stations will close in Hawaii, which will be the last US state in the US presidential election.
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Counting of votes in the US presidential election continues. The first results and partial surveys are coming in. According to CNN, Kamala Harris has received 91 votes so far.
States where Kamala Harris leads:
Delaware (3 electoral votes) Illinois (19) Maryland (10) Massachusetts (11) New York (28) Rhode Island (4) Vermont (3) Colorado (10) District of Columbia (3 – not a state but a federal) territory , including the US capital, Washington)
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How is the US election?
There are approximately 244 million eligible voters in the United States. They do not vote directly, but through the electorate. They are the ones who ultimately appoint the president. There are only 538 electoral votes in the constituency. To become president, you need to have at least 270 of them on your side. Each state has a specific number of electors, the largest – California – currently up to 54 people, then Texas – 40. Some of them are usually assigned to one of the candidates before the election – for example, in California, for 32 years, a Democrat has always been in won the presidential election. In this election, there are seven so-called Swings where it is uncertain how their constituents will vote and they decide the outcome of the vote. They are: Arizona (11 electoral votes), Georgia (16), Michigan (15), Nevada (6), North Carolina (16) and Pennsylvania (19).
Key states – battlegrounds where the future of America will be decided
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