Democratic candidate 77 years old Joe Biden, won more than the required 270 electoral votes in the state of Pennsylvania and Nevada, leaving Trump out of the race.
According to the Associated Press, Democratic candidate Joe Biden defeated Republican Donald Trump in Pennsylvania and Nevada to win 20 and 6 electoral votes, respectively, giving him the required 270 electoral votes to become president.
Following the results of Pennsylvania and Nevada, Biden received 290 electoral votes, while Trump received 214.
Counting is underway in three more states, where Biden's victory will be officially announced after the vote count is completed. In those states, even if Trump wins, Biden's lead will not be affected.
Shortly before the Pennsylvania result, Trump announced his victory in a tweet.
Joe Biden will assume the presidency on January 20, 2021. Donald Trump is the first president since George W. Bush Sr. in 1992 to be re-elected.
Joe Biden is the highest-voting president in US history with more than 70 million votes. In addition, Donald Trump also received 70 million votes and he is the second-highest number of votes.
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