Trump gewinnt Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia – Clinton holt Vermont
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Donald Trump won three of the first four countries evaluated. The Republican presidential candidate prevailed in Indiana, Kentucky and West Virginia on Tuesday.
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Donald Trump won three of the four countries evaluated first. The Republican presidential candidate prevailed in Indiana, Kentucky and West Virginia. His Democratic rival Hillary Clinton won in Vermont.
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Gunfire has been fired near a polling station in Azusa, California. The police urge citizens to avoid the area. There are up to three injured. There is no evidence that the shots have anything to do with the election.
People are still queuing in front of other polling stations in the USA – in many places the long wait is apparently due to defective voting machines. There is rumbling in Trump’s camp: there is talk of electoral fraud, in Nevada the Republican’s team has filed a lawsuit. When Trump cast his vote, dozens booed him. In addition, Trump’s son published a picture of his ballot paper in an illegal tweet.
In more than half of the states, the polls show a clear lead for Clinton or Trump, so that the winner is almost certain there. The tension is focused on those states where both candidates have a realistic chance of victory.
According to the latest polls, Clinton still has a comfortable lead, but it is shrinking significantly. According to a survey by “Realclearpolitics”, Clinton would currently narrowly win with 272 electoral votes. Trump would have 266 electors. Clinton also leads in a poll by the TV broadcaster CNN. According to this, 268 electoral votes would go to Clinton and 204 to Trump.
