translated from Spanish: Biden getting closer and closer to the White House: He outpertches Trump in Pennsylvania and Georgia

Democrat Joe Biden reached President Donald Trump in the vote count in Pennsylvania and Georgia on Friday morning, bringing him closer to a presidency that depends on results in highly contested districts. A winner could not yet be declared in those states where votes are lacking. No candidate has reached 270 electoral college votes, the minimum needed to reach the White House, but Biden leads with his triumphs in Wisconsin and Michigan. Biden outpertches Trump by nearly 6,000 votes in Pennsylvania and just over 1,000 in Georgia.The recount could take several more days in several states. With millions of ballots missing, Biden has already surpassed 73 million across the country, the highest figure in history. As the third day began after polling day without knowing who won, anxiety among citizens grew. Trump is rehearsing how far he can go in using presidential powers to undermine confidence in voting. On Thursday, he made unfounded accusations of fraud to falsely argue that his rival is trying to take power. It is unprecedented that an American president sows doubts about the democratic process.” It’s a case in which they try to steal an election, they try to rigged an election,” Trump said from the White House press room podium. After receiving information about the coronavirus, he stated that “every vote should be counted.” I ask everyone to stay calm. The process works,” Biden said. “It’s the will of the voters. No one else decides who elects the president of the United States of America.” Trump gave no sign of giving in, and around 2.30am he insisted on Twitter that “america’s Supreme Court must decide!”

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