Here, we’ll be keeping you up-to-date with the latest on the US presidential elections.
| BIDEN | TRUMP |
| 290 | 214 |
| 74,940,127 votes | 70,636,694 votes |
As of 1 a.m., Nov. 8:
Joe Biden flips Pennsylvania, effectively winning the elections. Nevada also counted as a win for the former VP.
As of 10:52 a.m.:
US Supreme Court justice denies plea of Republicans in Pennsylvania to stop the counting of ballots arriving after election day; most of these ballot are believed to favor Biden. —AFP
As of 4:36 a.m., Nov. 7:
Biden improves lead in Pennsylvania and Nevada; recount likely in Georgia.
As of 9:53 p.m., Nov. 6:
As the last remaining votes are counted, Joe Biden edges ahead of Donald Trump in Georgia and Pennsylvania.
As of 7 a.m., Nov. 5:
Biden flips Michigan.
As of 3:17 a.m., Nov. 5:
Biden flips Wisconsin.
As of 4:12 p.m.:
Biden gets Maine.
As of 3:57 p.m.:
Biden flips Arizona.
As of 2:07 p.m.:
Trump wins Texas.
As of 1:37 p.m.:
Trump wins Florida.
As of 1:24 p.m.:
Trump wins Ohio, Montana, and Iowa.
As of 1:15 p.m.:
Biden wins Minnesota.
As of 1:10 p.m.:
Biden wins Hawaii.
As of 12:10 p.m.:
Trump wins Utah.
As of 12:02 p.m.:
Biden wins New Hampshire, Washington, Oregon, and California.
Trump wins Idaho.
As of 11:32 a.m.:
Trump gets Missouri.
As of 11 a.m.:
Trump wins Kansas.
As of 10:38 a.m.:
Biden wins Colorado.
As of 10:29 a.m.:
Biden wins District of Columbia.
As of 10:03 a.m.:
Trump wins Nebraska, Louisiana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, and Indiana.
Biden gets New York, New Mexico.
As of 9:55 a.m.:
Trump gets Indiana.
As of 9:33 a.m.:
Trump wins Arkansas.
As of 9:02 a.m.:
Polls close in dozens of states, including Pennsylvania.
Biden takes Vermont, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, and Maryland.
Trump wins Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Alabama.
As of 8:41 a.m.:
Biden wins Virginia. Trump wins West Virginia.
Polls in North Carolina and Ohio close.
As of 8:16 a.m.:
Biden wins Vermont. Trump wins Kentucky.
Florida closes first polls.
We’ll keep track of electoral votes as states close their polls and start counting the votes.
To win the US presidency, a candidate needs 270 electoral college votes.