Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden won a victory in the state of Arizona, securing a temporary lead in the number of electors. This is evidenced by data from Fox News.
He has 51.85 percent of the vote. The rival, the current US President and Republican Donald Trump, has a five percent fewer votes – 46.83 percent.
According to the latest data, Biden has 238 electoral votes, while Trump has 213. A candidate needs at least 270 electoral votes to win. Trump is ahead of Biden in a number of so-called “swing states”: Texas, Iowa and Ohio.
General Election Day was held in the United States on November 3. Citizens elected a president and vice president, 35 senators, the entire House of Representatives, 13 governors and local government representatives. The current head of state, Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Joe Biden, who served as vice president under Barack Obama, fought for the top post.
