Michigan (16 voters): 0.6 point ahead for Joe Biden
92% of the votes were counted in this northern industrial state that Donald Trump narrowly won against Democrat Hillary Clinton in 2016.
Joe Biden had at the last score a tiny lead over Donald Trump (49.5% against 48.9%). According to the American media, the remaining votes, especially arrived by mail, are likely to favor the Democratic candidate. The unofficial results should be known at the end of the day (US time) on Wednesday.
Wisconsin (10 voters): 0.7 point ahead for Joe Biden
97% of the votes were counted in this other northern state, mainly agricultural, won by a hair by Donald Trump four years ago.
For now, Biden advantage (around 49.5%) over Trump (48.8%). The final result is expected on Wednesday, after a triple check.
Nevada (6 voters): 0.5 point ahead for Joe Biden
86% of the votes were counted in this western desert state, which had chosen Hillary Clinton in 2016.
Joe Biden is currently in the lead (49.3% against 48.7% for Donald Trump). The vote count was suspended and would not resume until Thursday.
By winning the major voters in Michigan, Wisconsin and Nevada (16 + 10 + 6), as well as Arizona where Joe Biden is a major lead, the Democratic candidate would get the big voters he still lacks to reach the bar of 270 necessary for his election.
Georgia (16 voters): 0.8 point ahead for Donald Trump
92% of the votes were counted in this Southeastern state which traditionally votes Republican.
Donald Trump currently has a slight lead (50.5% against 48.3% for Joe Biden), but the gap is set to narrow, according to US media projections. The final result is expected during the day.
North Carolina (15 voters): 0.5 point ahead for Donald Trump
95% of the votes were counted in this other Southeastern state, also traditionally republican.
Advantage also for the moment to Donald Trump (50.1%) over Joe Biden (48.6%), but postal votes sent no later than election day – November 3 – are accepted until then. to November 12.
Pennsylvania (20 voters): 9.1 points ahead for Donald Trump
79% of the votes were cast in this industrial state of the northeast “rust belt”, where the two candidates campaigned fiercely.
Donald Trump was comfortably in the lead on Wednesday morning (53.9 against 44.8% for Joe Biden), but according to the American media, the count of the many postal votes should bring up the Democratic candidate, a native of Pennsylvania. The final result should be known by Friday.
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