Biden wins at Wisconsin. The night painted a Republican victory, with the 10 votes granted for Donald Trump. However, the latest data scrutinized has turned the situation around, Biden has scratched votes, especially in the city of Milwaukee, and there are already outlets like CNN that confirm the victory of the Democrats in Wisconsin.
Senate seats can be elected once every six years. There are 35 seats for this year's Senate elections, including special elections in Arizona and Georgia. Republicans have 48 seats compared to 47 for Democrats.
Democrats are going to win the popular vote again.
TRUMP'S DEMAND
"We have filed a lawsuit with the Michigan Court to stop the count until we are allowed effective access to the counting process," the campaign team reported in a statement on Twitter.
About 9:00 p.m. (03:00, Spain) you could have the final results of Arizona. This is another key state in the future of the elections.
STOP THE VOTE
The Trump campaign files a lawsuit in Michigan to stop the vote counting, claiming it was denied access to observe the opening of the ballots.
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The Trump campaign files a lawsuit to stop the counting of votes in Michigan because they have been denied access to observe the opening of the ballot papers.
"Count every vote," says Joe Biden on his personal Twitter account.
Biden wins Wisconsin
The Democratic candidate has taken the state of Wisconsin, according to CNN. Donald Trump won in this state in the 2016 elections.
Donald Trump continues with speculation of possible electoral fraud.
"Wow! It seems Michigan has found the votes to keep a wonderful young man, John James, out of the United States Senate. What a terrible thing is happening!" He says.
Congressman Jared Golden has managed to revalidate victory in District 2 in Maine.
Biden will declare victory once the campaign believes they have reached 270 electoral votes, says a consultant
"I think that at the end of the day we always said that the goal was to get 270 electoral votes and we feel very sure that after the votes are counted, the vote will be there: above 270. And that is how the vote is won. presidency, "said Biden's senior campaign adviser Anita Dunn.
ELECTORAL CLEANING
Candidate Joe Biden is organizing a major election protection effort in the face of Donald Trump's allegations. "To make sure every vote is counted, we are organizing the largest electoral protection effort ever. Because Donald Trump cannot decide the outcome of this election - the American people decide it."
The Trump campaign has appealed to the Michigan court to stop the recount process, claiming that the state administration has not given it "adequate" access to the recount to monitor the process.
Biden is leading in Michigan, short of counting large numbers of votes that are expected to be very favorable to the Democrat.
14:30 | Biden wins in Wisconsin and is 22 votes away from becoming the next US President
The Democratic candidate for the White House, Joe Biden, has taken over the state of Wisconsin, one of the key territories to win the United States elections, and has expanded the advantage he maintains over the current president, Donald Trump.
The also former vice president has achieved victory in the northern state, which distributes ten electoral votes, with a very narrow margin, 49.4 percent of the support, compared to 48.8 percent of those obtained by Trump.
Biden, who with the victory in Wisconsin has increased his chances of being elected, leads the president by about 20,000 votes, according to the projection of the television network CNN.
In a statement, Trump's campaign manager, Bill Stepien, has reported that they will "immediately" request a recount in this state. "There have been reports of irregularities in several counties in Wisconsin that raise serious doubts about the validity of the results," he stressed.
After adding the 10 votes of the electoral college in that state, Biden is only 22 votes away from becoming the 46th President of the United States.
12:30 | Biden already surpasses Obama's vote record and is the most voted candidate in history
The Democratic candidate for the White House, Joe Biden, has already collected more votes than Barack Obama did in the 2008 elections, in which he won his first electoral victory, thus surpassing the record set by him.
According to the count offered by the Fox News network, Biden has received more than 69.77 million votes so far, compared to the 69.49 that Obama obtained in his first elections, in which he won the Republican John McCain, who obtained 59.94 million votes.
In the opinion of Nate Silver, director of the portal Five Thirty Eight, specializing in electoral matters, it is very likely that Biden will end up obtaining "around 80 million" if the total participation is about 155 million - about 101 million people voted for mail or in advance.
In turn, Trump, who according to Fox News now has 67.16 million votes, could end up with "between 73 and 75 million," Silver has written on his Twitter. Thus, the expert emphasizes, both would end up beating Obama's record.
However, being the most voted candidate does not mean being elected president, since in the United States what citizens vote for is their representatives in the Electoral College, which is the one that finally elects the country's president.
11:00 | Biden vows he won't stop "until all the votes are counted"
The Democratic Party candidate for the White House, Joe Biden, has promised that his campaign will not stop "until all the votes are counted", after the president, Donald Trump, has proposed to paralyze the recount for alleged irregularities in the process .
"We will not rest until all the votes are counted," Biden said on Twitter, in his first reaction to Trump's speech on election night, in which the president proclaimed himself the winner of the race despite the fact that the result in several key states is not yet conclusive.
Trump has once again stirred up the specter of electoral fraud this Wednesday and has ensured that the supposed advantage he had in some states has "magically disappeared" with the passing of the hours due to the count of "surprise vote dumps". "It's very rare," he also said on Twitter.
Biden's candidacy would be benefiting in these last hours from the counting of the votes by mail, which leans mainly on the Democratic side. Trump already denounced during the campaign an alleged “fraud” linked to this voting method, although neither then nor now has he provided evidence of the irregularities to which he refers.
