Missing count? Votes are still being counted in these places in the United States | 2020 US elections

In northwest Alaska, Trump leads and is likely to remain so. The country is known as a Republican stronghold. The results may take some time, because according to the latest numbers, only 56 percent of the vote has been counted in the state where so many people live in remote locations.

In the southwestern state of Arizona, Biden appears to be headed for victory. Some media outlets have declared him the winner, but other major news channels are still hesitating. In Maricopa County, where Phoenix is ​​located, chief executive Katie Hobbs told ABC News that 400,000 ballot papers have yet to be counted.

Trump is close to the top spot in Georgia after counting 49.7% of the vote, 0.7 percentage point more than his opponent. In the state, 95 percent of the vote has been counted. If the difference between the two candidates is 0.5 percent or less, a recount can be requested.

In Maine, voters can go to multiple candidates. Two voters go to the candidate who gets the most votes in the entire state. About 87 percent of the vote could have been counted there. Other voters are split between candidates who won in two separate constituencies.

Several major media outlets have picked Biden the Northern state winner. When about 99 percent of the vote was counted, it was ahead with 50.3 percent to 48.1 percent. Trump’s team went to court to stop the vote count.

About 86 percent of the vote is counted in Nevada. Local authorities expect it could take until 6pm Dutch time on Thursday for all votes to be counted. Most of the ballot papers still needing processing were to be mailed. Biden now holds 49.3% of the vote, versus 48.7% for Trump.

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Trump is leading 50.1 percent to 48.7 percent in this southern state, according to interim numbers, with about 95 percent of expected votes counted. In North Carolina, postal ballots received by November 12 can still be counted, provided they are sent on time. This means the full result can still be delayed.

Pennsylvania is one of the swing states most important. There, about 88 percent of the vote has been counted and Trump is leading, with 50.8 percent of the expected vote versus Biden’s 47.9 percent. In the state, postal votes can still be accepted until three days after Election Day. It should be posted on time. Pennsylvania is one of the states where the Trump team has filed a lawsuit to stop the vote count. It is also possible to recount if the difference between the two candidates is very small at the end.

In this important swing state, 99 percent of the vote has been counted. The difference between Trump and Biden is less than 1 percent. The president can count on 48.8 percent of the vote, and his rival, Biden, on 49.4 percent. And the US media had already identified Biden as the winner. Trump’s team demands a recount.

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