Live 2024 US presidential election results

(CLO) Mr. Donald Trump won the US presidential election on Wednesday, an extraordinary comeback for a former President who had encountered many troubles during the past 4 years of campaigning.

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05:30, November 7
Mr. Trump won 295 electoral votes.
Trump not only won the election, but also won 295 electoral votes when the remaining states announced their votes. That gap even increased in the last two states that have not finished counting votes, Nevada and Arizona, where Trump also leads Harris.
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16:02, November 6
Ukrainian President Quickly Congratulates Mr. Trump
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy wrote a long post to congratulate Mr. Trump on social network X. The content is as follows: "Congratulations @realDonaldTrump on the impressive victory in the election!
I recall the wonderful meeting with President Trump in September, when we discussed in detail the Ukraine-US strategic partnership, the Victory Plan and ways to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
I appreciate President Trump’s commitment to a “peace through strength” approach to global affairs. This is precisely the principle that can bring a just peace closer to Ukraine. I hope we will do it together.
We look forward to an era of a strong United States of America under President Trump's decisive leadership. We rely on continued strong bipartisan support in the United States for Ukraine.
We are interested in developing mutually beneficial political and economic cooperation that will benefit both countries. Ukraine, as one of the strongest military powers in Europe, is committed to ensuring lasting peace and security in Europe and the transatlantic community with the support of its allies.
I look forward to personally congratulating President Trump and discussing ways to strengthen Ukraine's strategic partnership with the United States," the Ukrainian President's account X wrote.

15:30, November 6
World leaders send congratulations to Mr. Trump
According to AP's current tally, Mr. Trump is just three electoral votes short of winning the White House, although he is leading in key battleground states.
“Congratulations on the greatest comeback in history!” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wrote on X. “Your historic return to the White House ushers in a new beginning for America and a strong commitment to the great alliance between Israel and America.”
French President Emmanuel Macron posted on X: “Ready to cooperate as we have done for the past four years. With your trust and mine. With respect and ambition. For more peace and prosperity.”
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15:12, November 6
Trump's spectacular and unexpected return
This was a surprising victory for Mr. Trump, as most forecasts and polls had Ms. Harris ahead throughout the campaign. Even before Election Day, Mr. Trump still only had a 50-50 chance of winning back the White House.
By 12:30 a.m. ET, officials had nearly finished counting ballots in more than 1,600 counties — about half the country — and Mr. Trump’s vote share had increased by about 2% compared to 2020, reflecting a broad shift.
He improved his numbers in suburban counties, rural areas and even some big cities that were Democratic strongholds; in high-income and low-income counties; and in places where unemployment was relatively high and where it is now at record lows.
Ms. Harris won big support from urban and suburban voters, but her support there lagged far behind President Joe Biden in the 2020 election.
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14:48, November 6
Mr. Trump declared victory
Republican candidate Donald Trump declared victory in the 2024 presidential election after Fox News predicted he had defeated Democratic candidate Kamala Harris, marking a stunning political comeback four years after he left the White House.
Donald Trump declares victory in West Palm Beach, Florida, USA on November 6, 2024. Photo: Reuters
“America has given us an unprecedented and powerful mandate,” he said Wednesday morning to a raucous crowd of supporters at the Palm Beach County Convention Center.
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12:15, November 6
The ballot boxes have closed, Americans hold their breath and wait.
It is now midnight Eastern Time, and most polling places are scheduled to close. It is up to the election workers to find the President, as well as other federal and state officials of the United States.
According to the latest data, Ms. Harris is temporarily narrowing the gap with Mr. Trump as the western states of the US that support the Democratic Party, including California (which has up to 54 electoral votes), have counted their votes and showed no surprises. Currently, Ms. Harris's chances will still depend on the 6 battleground states that are still in the race (including Nevada, which has not yet counted votes).
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11:35, November 6
What are the chances for Ms. Harris?
In the current election landscape, Ms. Harris is facing many difficulties, but it is not impossible to turn the tide. She is still expected to win at least 226 electoral votes, but to reach the 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency, she needs to win a series of battleground states.
Technically, there are 20 combinations from the seven battleground states of Pennsylvania, Georgia, North Carolina, Michigan, Arizona, Wisconsin and Nevada that could result in a victory for Ms. Harris.
The results in 6/7 battleground states are leaning towards Mr. Trump.
However, developments show that Georgia and North Carolina are leaning towards Mr. Trump. Ms. Harris's most likely path to victory now is to win all five remaining battleground states: Pennsylvania, Michigan, Michigan, Nevada and Wisconsin. However, the reality is that Ms. Harris is currently at a disadvantage in four of these five battleground states (Nevada does not have data yet), although the gap is not too large.
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10:45, November 6
Red floods battleground states, Harris' chances of winning plummet
Donald Trump has risen to his highest position ever in the US election in the betting market with more than 88% chance of winning, when the former US President leads in a series of battleground states Georgia (16 electoral votes), North Carolina (16) and Pennsylvania (19).
Specifically, in Georgia, after 88% of the votes were counted, Mr. Trump won 51.3%, while she won 48.1%. Meanwhile, in North Carolina, after 84% of the votes were counted, Mr. Trump won 50.7% and she won 48.2%. In Pennsylvania, once a Democratic stronghold, Ms. Harris is still at a disadvantage, winning 48.2% compared to Mr. Trump's nearly 51%, after 60% of the votes were counted.
So far, Mr. Trump has also won in the states of Kentucky, Indiana, West Virginia, Alabama, Oklahoma, Florida, South Carolina, Tennessee, Mississippi, Texas, Ohio, Louisiana, Wyoming, North Dakota, North Dakota, Nebraska and Arkansas.
Meanwhile, Ms. Harris has only won in the states of Vermont, Maryland, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Delaware, Illinois, New Jersey and New York.
Bookmaker Polymarket has slashed Ms Harris' chances of winning.
On the Polymarket betting site, Trump’s odds are at an all-time high of 88%, while on the Kalshi political betting market, his chances of winning the election have risen to 66% and Kamala Harris’s have fallen to 34%. Predictit also saw a sudden surge in support for Trump (64%), after previously giving Harris a 29% chance.
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10:10, November 6
Trump leads in battleground state of Georgia, Democrats start to worry
Mr Trump leads Kamala Harris in the battleground state of Georgia after 75% of the vote has been counted there, with Mr Trump winning 52.1% to Ms Harris's 47.3%. In most cases, the state's 16 electoral votes are considered necessary for either candidate to win.
The results at this point show red dominating the electoral map.
Democratic strategist James Carville has admitted early signs suggest Ms Harris' chances of winning the White House are "not good" after "worrying signs" in polling so far.
“There are worrying signs out there, but we had a big vote out of Philadelphia,” Mr. Carville, who played a key role in former President Bill Clinton’s 1992 election victory, told Amazon.
“We’ll wait a little bit,” he added. “We’ll see what happens in North Carolina and Georgia; but I would be dishonest if I didn’t say the early signs there are not good.”
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09:25, November 6
Trump is watching the election with Kennedy Jr., continuing to lead the race.
Former President Donald Trump is watching the election results with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — including results from Wisconsin, where Kennedy Jr. remains on the ballot despite his efforts to remove his name from the battleground state and swing votes to Trump.
With nearly 60 million votes counted, Mr. Trump still has the advantage because Republican-leaning states were counted first. Ms. Harris could easily pull ahead when more Democratic-leaning states open their ballots.
Mr Trump's team is keeping a close eye on Wisconsin tonight but is not expecting any early signs, knowing how long it takes to count votes there and how close the margin can be.
Mr Kennedy, who dropped out of the race in August to endorse Mr Trump, had urged the US Supreme Court in an emergency appeal to force states to remove his name from the ballot. But state election officials refused, given the early voting in those states.
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08:15, November 6
Trump maintains a solid lead, the race is still going according to forecast
Mr Trump continues to widen his lead in the tight race for the White House against Ms Harris. He leads in 10 states, many by large margins. Ms Harris has a big lead in four states, and is slightly ahead in several others.
However, it can be seen that the race is still within the forecast of analysts and poll results. Therefore, everything can completely change as the election continues.
The live results chart shows Mr Trump is performing as well as predicted (pictured below)
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07:25, November 6
Mr. Trump leads 19-3
Mr. Trump continued to increase the gap after more than 8 million votes were counted, when he won 4,538,190 votes, compared to Ms. Harris's 3,744,551 votes. Currently, Mr. Trump is leading in 7 states, and is estimated to have won 19 electoral votes in 2 sure-win states, Kentucky (8) and Indiana (11), compared to only 3 votes for Ms. Harris - who is also sure to win in Vermont (3). However, the situation could change soon when Ms. Harris's advantageous states have not been counted yet.
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06:45, November 6
The first votes have been counted, Mr. Trump is temporarily leading (the numbers are changing by the minute)
According to live data updates, after the first 400,000 votes in the 2024 US election were counted in Indiana and Kentucky, Mr. Trump won a total of 225,417 votes (60%), while Ms. Harris achieved 153,630 (38.7%).
Specifically, Mr. Trump won 177,652 votes and Ms. Harris won 124,563 votes in Indiana (10% of votes counted). Meanwhile, Mr. Trump won 65,377 votes and Ms. Harris won 32,126 votes in Kentucky (5% of votes counted).
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05:15, November 6
Voters are actively casting their ballots, no results have been announced yet.
Tens of millions of Americans have already cast their ballots since Election Day began on Tuesday, November 5. However, no official results have been announced yet, except that Ms. Harris and Mr. Trump both won the first three votes in the town of Dixville Notch, New Hampshire - where voting is traditionally held at midnight.
Election workers count ballots on US Election Day on November 5. Photo: AP
However, the final PBS News/NPR/Marist poll shows Ms. Harris widening the gap, with the support of 51% of voters compared to 47% for Mr. Trump.
It could take days or longer if the race is very close or a recount is needed, Georgetown University political science professor Hans Noel told US News.
“If the result is very close, you need to make sure that it is carried through, and there may be a recount and all that mechanical work that will take time – days, maybe even longer,” Professor Noel said.
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4:30, November 6
Precinct chief dismissed over complaints
In Richmond, Virginia, the local Board of Elections held an emergency meeting to remove a precinct chief after 11 voters complained that their ballots had only the presidential election name on them, not the local election name. Since they had already voted, they could not vote again with the correct ballots.
In another notable development, officials in Northville, Michigan, closed a polling place at noon and moved voters to another polling precinct in suburban Detroit because of a natural gas leak.
Meanwhile, New York State Police said a man, previously convicted of a felony, was told he was ineligible to vote because he had not re-registered after being released from prison. The man became angry and began threatening to return with a gun or burn the place down. He fled but was later arrested by police and taken to the station for questioning.
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22:05, November 5
Many predictions show that Ms. Harris will win.
The New Statesman's model has provided near-daily projections of vote share estimates for each US state using a range of polling and demographic data.
According to this model, as a general assessment, the election will be fierce in 7 battleground states: Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Nevada, Arizona, Georgia and North Carolina.
President Joe Biden won six of these seven states in 2020, but Trump has now gained an advantage in all of them for a long time this year.
New Statesman forecasts that Ms Harris will win four of the seven key battleground states, securing 273 electoral votes. Source: New Statesman
The New Statesman model is a probabilistic model with a margin of error. Accordingly, the New Statesman predicts that Ms. Harris has a 51% chance of winning and 273 electoral votes. Mr. Trump has a 48% chance of winning and 265 votes.
Meanwhile, the election aggregator and analysis tool Fivethirtyeight has produced 100 simulations of election results, in which Ms. Harris's Democratic Party wins in 514 cases, Mr. Trump's Republican Party wins in 486 cases.
In contrast, the Economist has a biased prediction for Mr. Trump. According to the economic newspaper, “despite some optimistic polls for Ms. Harris, Mr. Trump could still win overwhelmingly.”
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21:15, November 5
Americans are excited to go to the polls, more than 81 million voters have cast their ballots
According to initial statistics, after Election Day, more than 81 million ballots have been cast nationwide, including early voting. In-person and mail-in voting has begun in full swing across the United States.
Statistics in each state show increasing enthusiasm among voters, showing that Americans are very interested in the White House race that is very important to the future of the world's number one economy. Note that the highest voter turnout rate in US history was only 66.6%, which was in the election 4 years ago when Mr. Trump lost to outgoing President Joe Biden.
US voters go to the polls in Wilmington, North Carolina early on the morning of November 5. Photo: CNN
In the 2024 presidential election, mail-in ballots tend to favor Democrats. According to a 2021 study by the MIT Election Data Science Lab, in 2020, 60% of Democrats reported voting by mail, compared to 32% of Republicans.
Long lines of people are now forming outside polling stations in the battleground state of North Carolina as soon as polls open at 6:30 a.m. ET. There were about 30 to 40 people in line when the doors first opened, and the line has been growing.
Election workers count mail-in ballots in City of Industry, California on November 4. Photo: CNN
In Black Mountain, North Carolina, land conservationist JD Jorgensen, 35, did not reveal his choice after casting his ballot around 7 a.m. But when asked how he voted, he replied: “I go with the person I think is best for the office they’re running for.”
Elsewhere, at the Gwinnett County Voter Registration and Elections office in Lawrenceville in another battleground state, Georgia, a line of people were already waiting to drop off absentee ballots in person early on the morning of Nov. 5.
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18:52, November 5
8 states open polling stations, storms appear in many places
Polls opened at 6 a.m. ET in eight states, including Connecticut, New Jersey, New York, New Hampshire, Virginia, Indiana and Kentucky.
In Maine, most polls open at 6 a.m. ET, but towns with fewer than 500 people can open as late as 10 a.m. ET.
The small New Hampshire town of Dixville Notch voted at midnight, a decades-old tradition. Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump both won the state's first three popular votes.
Several key battleground states are facing a cold front on Election Day that will bring heavy rain and severe storms. Heavy rains have fallen in Texas, Missouri and Illinois, bringing with them numerous life-threatening flash flood warnings.
Trump supporters waited in the rain to attend his final campaign rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan, on November 4. Photo: CNN
The precipitation will continue to move eastward, bringing showers to Minnesota and the battleground states of Wisconsin and Michigan. In previous elections, rain has dampened voter turnout slightly.
In Wisconsin, the Storm Prediction Center has also issued a severe storm warning. Showers and even widespread thunderstorms could produce wind gusts of over 60 mph and tornadoes.
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18:20, November 5
What happens after Election Day begins?
Once Election Day begins, American voters go to the polls to choose their state's slate of electors (delegates). These electors then directly vote for the new President and Vice President.
It is important that the electors elected in each state are committed to voting for the candidate to whom the ordinary voters have “authorized” (written on their ballots). Historically, it is almost impossible for electors to vote differently than the voters want. It is also important that the presidential candidate who wins the most electoral votes wins all the electoral votes in that state.
A ballot at the Mecklenburg County Board of Elections in Charlotte, NC. Photo: AP
After the people have voted and the winning presidential candidate in each state has been named, the executive branch of each state prepares a Certificate of Electoral Appointment, which lists the names of the electors and the number of votes cast. The certificate must be provided at least six days before the Electoral College vote for president in mid-December, although this vote is considered a formality.
On January 6, the US Congress meets in a joint session to count the electoral votes. The President of the US Senate then declares the winner of the election. Notably, the current President of the US Senate is Kamala Harris. This means she would have to declare Mr. Trump the winner if he lost this year's race. On January 20, the new President and Vice President of the United States will be inaugurated.
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17:25, November 5
Washington, DC, quiet ahead of Election Day
Washington, DC isn't as busy as usual ahead of the 2024 US election. Traffic seems a little lighter, with fewer people out and about.
“The city is quiet, so quiet,” Manaye, an elderly Uber driver, said on Monday. “I guess everyone is watching the election at home,” he complained. There’s not much business for Uber drivers.
Several buildings along Pennsylvania Avenue, the street home to the White House, began preparing for safety on Friday, with workers blocking off street frontages with plywood. Office buildings and convenience stores are taking precautions, too.
Washington is on high alert because of memories of the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021, when an angry mob of Trump supporters and right-wing extremists stormed the US Capitol.
All 3,300 of D.C.'s qualified police officers will work 12-hour shifts "to ensure we have enough police on the streets and in every corner of the District," said Police Chief Pamela A. Smith.
Howard University is deserted and barricaded in preparation for Kamala Harris' appearance on Election Day. Photo: Annika Sost/DW
Harris will be in Washington on November 5. Her election night will be at Howard University, where she attended. Workers have erected metal barriers and police cars are on the scene. Donald Trump, meanwhile, will spend election night in West Palm Beach, Florida, not far from his Mar-a-Lago estate.
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15:35, November 5
Americans are going to the polls, the first 6 votes have been counted.
Election Day has begun. Americans are heading to the polls to elect their next President. The race for the White House is still tight, with polls showing Harris leading and bookmakers favoring Trump.
The results table shows that Mr. Trump and Ms. Harris both won the first three votes in the 2024 US presidential election in Dixville Notch, New Hampshire. Photo: Reuters
The first six ballots of the 2024 presidential election have officially been counted in Dixville Notch, New Hampshire. Of the six registered voters in the town, three voted for Vice President Kamala Harris and three for former President Donald Trump.
Now, Ms. Harris’s campaign has ended in Philadelphia, while Mr. Trump has made his final push in Michigan. During his final campaign rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Mr. Trump had harsh criticism of Vice President Kamala Harris and the Democratic Party.
Harris moved to the late night in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Photo: Reuters
Trump's final campaign campaign ended after nearly two hours of speech.
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14h48, November 5
The reduction dollar deposits the signal for Mrs. Harris
While election observers are focusing on polls, the financial market is also sending signals of possible results.
On Monday, the value of the US dollar has dropped to the lowest level in two weeks - a sign that the race is leaning towards Ms. Kamala Harris.
It can be seen that Mr. Trump's tariff proposals are likely to lead to higher inflation, thereby promoting the US Federal Reserve (Fed) to raise interest rates.
As interest rates increase, global investors often seek investment in dollars as government bonds to take advantage of higher capacity.
However, like the polls, a detail that made the market still not indicating a clear result that on Monday, the stock of Trump Media & Technology Group, the parent company of the Truth Social platform, skyrocketed 12% - a sign that investors are betting on the possibility of Republican Party back to the White House.
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12h40, November 5
Mr. Trump is still appreciated by the house, gradually expanding the distance
The bookmakers still judge that Mr. Donald Trump will win this year compared to Kamala Harris, currently rising again after a short time of decline.
In recent weeks, former President Trump and his campaign have praised the betting market's forecasts more accurately than traditional polls, because the top platforms brought him to lead Harris.
The Polymarket house assessed that Mr. Trump's chances of winning were rising again after a decline.
The victory rate of Mr. Trump has decreased compared to a week ago, but began to increase again.
The odds of Mr. Trump wins the election that is falling to 1.66 (set 1 to 1.66), which is more likely to win.
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11h35, November 5
Mrs. Harris went to knock on the door of each house in Pennsylvania
Facing the heat and tensions in the race in the battlefield decided to Pennsylvania, Harris was knocking on the door of each house to mobilize her vote in the Reading area of this state.
In a house, Harris met a family saying they had not voted but decided. At another house, a woman opened the door and Harris told the woman and her husband that she wanted to visit as part of her efforts to win their votes.
Harris talked to the couple about finding a common voice, rejecting the division in the United States. Previously, in the campaign in Pittsburgh Ba Kamala Harris stated: "It is time for a new generation to lead the United States."
However, she emphasized that the election has not ended.
Meanwhile, in the homeland of her ancestors in India, people in the village of Thuulasendrapuram are organizing a special prayer to expect her to win.
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11h10, November 5
The situation is reversing in the battlefield of Pennsylvania?
The state of Pennsylvania is considered to play a decisive role in the US presidential election, due to up to 19 voting votes. This is one of the three "blue walls" about the Democratic Party.
The change is taking place little by little. And according to Foxnews, a group of steel workers in Pennsylvania state suddenly participated in the campaign of former President Donald Trump on Monday night, although their union announced support for Vice President Kamala Harris.
Preliminary data on early voting results in the state of Pennsylvania showed that there were still more democratic (green) voting party members, but the situation was gradually changing.
According to Politico, in the line of people waiting to enter PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh, the white and orange helmets of steel workers and the typical Maga hats of Mr. Trump, when he held the penultimate campaign of the 2024 election campaign here.
Although trade unions often have a long -standing relationship with the Democratic Party, Harris lost three support for President Biden in 2020, including the support of the International Association on transportation (TeamSters).
Members of the "Steelworkers For Trump" team take photos with Mr. Donald Trump in the campaign at the Arnold Palmer airport in Latroobe, Pennsylvania, October 19. Photo: AFP
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10h33, November 5
US intelligence warned about election intervention
Monday night local time, just before the 2024 election, the US intelligence community issued a warning statement about global efforts to manipulate the US public opinion and the possibility of violence related to this situation.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the Office of National Intelligence Intelligence Director and the Infrastructure and Network Security Agency issued a notice in a joint statement on this issue.
The statement warns that these activities will increase from now until the election date and are likely to continue in the following weeks, especially focusing on battlefield states.
The new statement was made after the intelligence community warned last Friday about an online fake video that showed a huti citizen bragging that he had illegally voted in the state of Georgia.
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10h20, November 5
Mr. Trump said he would impose taxes to prevent "flow" Fentanyl
Candidate Donald Trump warned that if he was re -elected, he would impose tariffs on Mexico unless Mexico acted to prevent Fentanyl's flow into the United States.
Mr. Donald Trump campaigned in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Photo: Reuters
At the campaign in Pittsburgh, Mr. Trump announced that he would quickly suppress drug trafficking along the southern border of the United States with Mexico using tariffs. "
Mr. Trump announced that he would impose 25% tax on goods imported from Mexico and do "something similar to China".
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09h55, November 5
The voter was arrested by threatening to bomb
A voter was arrested on Monday and was charged with sending a threatening letter to bomb an election office in Jones district of Georgia, according to the US Department of Justice.
According to prosecutors, Nicholas Wimbish, 25, was accused of sending threats after he quarreled with a voter at the Jones District Election Office on October 16.
The next day, he was accused of sending an anonymous letter to Jones's election director.
Wimbish faced a number of allegations including sending a threat to bombing, conveying false information about the threat of bombing and making false statements to the FBI.
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08h40, November 5
2.6 billion USD was spent on election ads
According to a report published by the Adimpact advertising company on Monday, the US presidential race has witnessed a huge amount of $ 2.6 billion in political advertising since the beginning of March.
The campaign of the Democratic candidate Kamala Harris and her support groups spent more than the Republican candidate's campaign Donald Trump, 1.6 billion dollars compared to $ 993 million.
Mostly - more than 1.8 billion dollars - have been spent on 7 battlefield states capable of deciding the election: Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
Pennsylvania, considered the most important battlefield, spent $ 264 million for political advertising since the beginning of September, more than any other state, according to the company.
This amount has created more than 380 broadcast ads with a total of nearly 1.5 million broadcasts.
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07h50, November 5
The Republican Party suddenly took the lead
According to the data and forecasting the election results from the website 270towin.com, up to this point, the Republican Party suddenly took the lead, while winning 230 votes of electoral, compared to 226 Democratic Party.
Compared to last night, this was considered an impressive reverse of the Republican party when they were expected to win only 219 votes, and the Democratic Party was still 226 votes.
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07h05, November 5
Mr. Trump and Mrs. Harris both confidently win before 'G'
The candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are confident that they will win when they campaigned throughout Pennsylvania on Monday on the last day of the extremely intense US presidential election.
Ms. Kamala Harris spoke at an campaign event in Scranton, Pennsylvania on November 4, 2024. Photo: Reuters
However, the polls showed Mr. Trump (78 years old), and Harris (60 years old), who was in a balanced position. Both candidates gathered in the battlefield to decide on Pennsylvania on Tuesday to call for unpopular supporters to come on the election day.
The state of Pennsylvania provides the largest votes of the voters among the 7 battlefield states that are expected to determine the results of the entire election.
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6h30, November 5
More than 80 million Americans voted early
According to the Florida University's election laboratory, the night before the election, more than 80 million Americans voted early.
Voters queuated early on November 2, 2024 at Charlotte, North Carolina. Photo: AP
Meanwhile, in four newly announced national polls on Sunday and Monday, Vice President Kamala Harris is leading former President Donald Trump with a distance of 1%, but three other surveys show the drawing results because it is very balanced in the battlefield states, making the race extremely unpredictable before the election.
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21h30, November 4
78 million people voted early
By this time, more than 78 million people have voted directly or voted early.
In the states reporting the identification of the party, 37.8% of the votes were soon abandoned by the Democratic Party, while the Republican Party has abandoned 36.1% of the votes so far -A amplitude continues to narrow when there are more votes that have been checked.
Most states opened some forms of voting or directly. The whole campaign of the two candidates Trump and Harris called for supporters of them to vote early, organize events and town halls focused on the mobilization of voting.
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Artificial intelligence forecast that Ms. Harris will win
Vice President Kamala Harris is on his way to a fascist victory in the presidential election in 2024, according to a new analysis based on artificial intelligence (AI), with 276 votes of electoral compared to 262 votes of Republican rival Donald Trump.
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The 'amazing' confrontation between men and women
According to a recent survey by DailyMail.com and JL Partners, the gap in support between men and women for the two candidates is growing, revealing an unprecedented divide in American political history.
If the 2016 election was called the “education election” — where voters split based on education level — then 2024 is a battle of the sexes.
The survey results showed that Trump was led 22% of the male voters, while Harris took a 14% of the female voters.
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7 battlefields determine the race
Two candidates Donald Trump of the Republican Party and Kamala Harris of the Democratic Party have their own scenarios to win the US election next Tuesday (November 5), but overall all depends on the results in the 7 battlefield states.
Harris is expected to win at least 226 votes from 19 states and in Columbia, with great contributions from California (54 votes of electoral), New York (28) and Illinois (19).
The Republican Party is expected to win at least 219 votes of electoral (compared to 226 Harris's expected) from 24 states nationwide, with great contributions from Texas (40), Florida (30) and Ohio (17).
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The violent concern broke out in and after the election
Officials in important battlefield states are preparing to deal with false information, conspiracy theory, threats and the possibility of violence.
In Philadelphia, Detroit and Atlanta, officials have strengthened the protection to prevent the chaos similar to 2020. The election in Philadelphia is now surrounded by barbed wire fences.
At Wisconsin, election staff are trained in stress soothing skills and voting points have been reorganized to have an emergency exit in the case of threatened by protesters.
In Arizona, the hot spot for the Republican statements on election fraud in 2020, the US Department of State is coordinating with local officials to respond to false information, including dealing with fake images.
Businesses are closed in Washington when the US capital is afraid of shocking violence that have been outbreaked after the vote by 2020.
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When did the election take place?
The US election will be held on Tuesday, November 5, 2024. The winner will have a 4 -year term at the White House since taking office on January 20, 2025. Voters will not only elect the president but also elected MPs in the House of Representatives and the US Senate.
What happens on the election day?
Most voters vote and votes are tallyed.
What time does the vote end?
The vote is checked in each state after the voting points there close.
When do we have election results?
The winner may not be officially announced after many days.
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