US Elections 2020 Its Still Tough Fight Between Democrat Joe & Republican Donald

This is becoming a high-pressure drama, we are observing debates, social media and digital media all flooded with Donald J Trump and Joe Biden performance for their run for White House for next four years. In a burst of projected results an hour after the first poll closings, US President Donald Trump has won in the states of Alabama, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia, and Indiana, while his Democratic rival Joe Biden won in Vermont, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey and Rhode Island.

The projections, a combination of races called by multiple television networks and The Associated Press (AP), are on fairly expected lines so far while US voters remain glued to the crucial Florida numbers even as the more typical results trickle in.

That map has begun lighting up like a slot machine, as anxiety swirls all around.

Wild swings were expected in the early hours because of the split between mail in voting and final day numbers.

US President Donald Trump and his Democratic rival Joe Biden have opened the American presidential election results night with predictable victories and are locked in an edge of the seat battle in all important Florida, where at least 90 per cent of the votes are in.

The electoral vote tally as of 9 p.m. EST (7.30 a.m. IST) is Biden 80 and Trump 48.

On Tuesday, Americans flocked to the polls in record numbers in the middle of the raging Covid-19 pandemic which has killed 232,529 people in the country and infected 9,376,293 others, as well as upended the lives and work for millions.

Even before Election Day, a record number of Americans had cast mail in votes, accounting for more than 70 per cent of the total vote in 2016.

Based on projections ahead of the counting, Trump came into election night with a narrow path to victory, Biden with several paths, hinging on wins in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania.

In a burst of projected results in two hours after the first poll closings, Trump has taken Arkansas, Alabama, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia, and Indiana, while Biden has bagged New York, Vermont, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey and Rhode Island.

Delaware, on the Biden column, has been the former Vice President's hometown since he moved there as a young boy from Scranton, Pennsylvania.

Delaware went to former Democratic hopeful Hillary Clinton in 2016. The state last voted for a Republican in 1988.

The projections, a combination of races called by multiple television networks and The Associated Press (AP), are on fairly expected lines so far while US voters remain glued to the crucial Florida numbers.

That map has begun lighting up like a slot machine, as anxiety swirls all around.

Wild swings were expected in the early hours because of the split between mail in voting and final day numbers.

Early votes are projected to generally favour Biden, final day numbers are likely to be strong for Republicans.

Biden's victory in Vermont is on expected lines as Democrats have kept the state in their column since 1992. Clinton got a huge win here in 2016.

Trump won West Virginia by 42 points in 2016 and Kentucky by nearly 30 points. The last time a Democratic candidate carried West Virginia was Bill Clinton in 1996.

In parallel, the legal battle that Trump has been pointing to has begun, with Republican lawyers on Election Day challenging mail in ballots in a crucial Democratic-leaning district near Philadelphia.

A federal judge on Tuesday ordered the US Postal Service to look for any missing ballots in its facilities across several battlegrounds.

Early votes are projected to generally favour Biden, final day numbers are likely to be strong for Republicans.

Biden's victory in Vermont is on expected lines as Democrats have kept the state in their column since 1992. Hillary Clinton got a huge win here in 2016.

Trump won West Virginia by 42 points in 2016 and Kentucky by nearly 30 points.

The last time a Democratic candidate carried West Virginia was Bill Clinton in 1996.

In parallel, the legal battle that Trump has been pointing to has begun, with Republican lawyers on Election Day challenging mail in ballots in a crucial Democratic-leaning district near Philadelphia.

A federal judge on Tuesday ordered the US Postal Service to look for any missing ballots in its facilities across several battlegrounds.