US Elections Not Yet Lost but Not Yet Won
Latest Updates and Analysis
The US elections are still too close to call, with several key battleground states yet to report their results.
Joe Biden currently leads in the popular vote, with over 74 million votes to Donald Trump's 70 million. However, Trump is leading in the Electoral College, with 232 votes to Biden's 227.
Key States Still Undecided
The key states that could decide the election are:
- Arizona
- Georgia
- Michigan
- Nevada
- Pennsylvania
- Wisconsin
Potential Outcomes
There are several possible outcomes to the election:
- Biden wins the popular vote and the Electoral College.
- Biden wins the popular vote but Trump wins the Electoral College.
- Trump wins the popular vote and the Electoral College.
- The election is decided by the Supreme Court.
The outcome of the election is likely to have a significant impact on the United States and the world.
Timeline of Key Events
- November 3, 2020: Election Day
- November 4-6, 2020: Mail-in and absentee ballots continue to be counted
- November 7, 2020: Key states begin to certify their results
- December 14, 2020: Electoral College meets to vote for president and vice president
- January 20, 2021: Inauguration Day
Other Key Statistics
- Over 150 million people voted in the 2020 election, the highest voter turnout in over a century.
- Biden is the oldest person to be elected president at 78 years old.
- Kamala Harris is the first woman and the first person of color to be elected vice president.
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