Both Trump and Biden are now equal as each wins 9 states in the US Elections 2020

AP , Wednesday 4 Nov 2020

The results were not a surprise. Biden is very strong in the states that went for him, just as Trump is strong in the states he won

Voters cast their ballots in Midlothian, US
Voters cast their ballots under a giant mural at Robious Elementary school in Midlothian, Va., Tuesday Nov. 3, 2020. Poll workers said that traffic was slow due to all the early voting in the precinct (Photo: AP)

President Donald Trump has won 5 more states, Louisiana, Nebraska, Nebraska’s 3rd Congressional District, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wyoming, while Democrat Joe Biden has won two more states, New Mexico and New York.

Nebraska, one of two states that divides its electoral votes, has five total electoral votes up for grabs. Trump won the statewide vote, which is good for two electoral votes. He also won the 3rd Congressional District, which nets him a third vote.

Nebraska’s 1st and 2nd congressional districts haven’t yet been called.

Trump nets 20 electoral votes from his wins in Louisiana, Nebraska, Nebraska’s 3rd, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wyoming, while Biden takes 34 electoral votes for winning New Mexico and New York.

Earlier, President Donald Trump has won Alabama, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Tennessee and Democrat Joe Biden has won Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey and Rhode Island.

The results were not a surprise. Biden is very strong in the states that went for him, just as Trump is strong in the states he won.

Trump takes 33 electoral votes for winning the above four states, while Biden adds 69 electoral votes to his total for winning these seven states.

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