In the results coming in after the voting of the US Presidential Election, Republican Party leader Donald Trump is getting a landslide victory while Democratic Party candidate Kamala Harris is lagging far behind. In the election, Republican Party candidate Donald Trump is ahead of Democratic Party candidate Kamala Harris in the initial counting of votes. However, who will win the race for the White House will be decided by the results of those seven states which are considered ‘swing states’.
Trump crossed the majority mark
In the announcement of election results, former President Donald Trump has got 277 electoral votes, due to which he has crossed the majority mark. Democratic Party candidate Kamala Harris has got 226 votes. The election results are still coming in, in which a total of 35 votes are yet to be counted. At present, Trump is leading in all of these 35 votes, while Harris has not got any further vote.
If the current situation persists, Trump’s total votes could reach 312, while for Harris this figure could remain stable at 226. The public’s eyes are on the election results, and it is clear that Trump has firmly established his position in the election campaign. Everyone is waiting for further results.
Summary of Results
Donald Trump: 277 votes (win + lead: 277 + 35 = 312)
Kamala Harris: 226 votes
Live update:-
- According to the latest update, Trump is ahead of Kamala Harris with 277 votes while Kamala has got 226 votes.
- Voting takes place for a total of 538 electoral college votes. The candidate who gets 270 or more electoral college votes is declared the winner of the election.
- According to the University of Florida’s ‘Election Lab’, more than 78 million American voters have already cast their votes, reflecting unprecedented participation in this election.
- In the NBC News exit poll estimates so far, Donald Trump is leading with 54.8 percent votes, while Kamala Harris is lagging behind in the race with 44.4 percent votes.
- CNN has announced that President Donald Trump has won two important swing states. Victory in these states has strengthened Trump’s electoral position.
- At the same time, Democratic Party candidate Kamala Harris is looking for victory in the ‘Blue Wall’ states, which are traditionally considered supportive of the Democratic Party.
- Harris’s goal is to strengthen her position in the electoral competition by winning these states. This election environment is extremely important for both parties, as these swing states play an important role in deciding the outcome of the election.
- Kamala Harris won the First Congressional District in Maine and secured one electoral college vote.
- Harris has also won in California and Washington. There are 50 states in America and most of them have been voting for the same party in every election, except the ‘swing’ states.
- The trend of voters keeps changing in these ‘swing’ states which are considered electorally important. Electoral votes are given to states on the basis of population.
- The candidate who wins 270 or more electoral college votes is elected president. A lead does not necessarily mean a candidate is close to winning because the final result depends on the outcome of the seven “swing states” of Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
- According to the latest vote counting data, Harris is leading in the states of Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin, while Trump is leading in Georgia and North Carolina.
- Kamala Harris has won the election from District of Columbia and Colorado while Donald Trump has won from Iowa, Montana, Missouri and Utah.
There are a total of 535 seats in the US Parliament; Know how electoral votes are received
There are a total of 535 seats in the US Parliament, which includes 435 members of the House of Representatives (HOR) and 100 members of the Senate. Like the Lok Sabha in India, the House of Representatives is important in the US. At the same time, like the Rajya Sabha, there is a Senate in the US. The number of members of the House of Representatives in each state is decided on the basis of the population of that state, while the Senate has only two members from each state. This means that every state gets at least three electoral votes, two for senators and one for members of the HOR.
