An inter­me­di­ate result: the choice has by no means been decid­ed yet. A head-to-head race is much more like­ly. In the states where there are already pre­dic­tions for the win­ner, there are no sur­pris­es. Both incum­bent Don­ald Trump and chal­lenger Joe Biden show no naked­ness — they win in tra­di­tion­al­ly repub­li­can or demo­c­ra­t­ic states. But the so impor­tant Flori­da will prob­a­bly win Trump. Things are look­ing good for him in high­ly com­pet­i­tive states like Ohio, Geor­gia and North Car­oli­na. It will be excit­ing in Ari­zona, Penn­syl­va­nia, Michi­gan and Wis­con­sin — this is where the choice will be made. The ques­tion, how­ev­er, is when the final results will be known. It can­not be ruled out that it will take a few days.

Cur­rent sta­tus of elec­tors accord­ing to CNN: 192 for Biden, 108 for Trump.

Biden brings the West Coast states

Cal­i­for­nia, Wash­ing­ton, Ore­gon — West Coast states go to Biden as expect­ed. He also wins the Illi­nois votes. Mean­while, Trump brings Mis­souri and Wyoming. Again, there is no surprise.

“The new pres­i­dent must regain trust”
What does the new pres­i­dent have to do? “I think that the main task of the new pres­i­dent, what­ev­er his name is, to win back trust, so to speak. I think most peo­ple trust Biden more than Trump,” said Peter Wit­tig, for­mer Ger­man ambas­sador in Wash­ing­ton the elec­tion broad­cast of RTL and ntv. Regard­ing Trump, he says: “He can be very quick-tem­pered in a dif­fer­ent con­text and also errat­ic and very tem­pera­men­tal, but he can also be very humor­ous at times.” On the oth­er hand, Wit­tig calls Biden “very approach­able”. He is “some­one who seeks and finds con­tact with peo­ple imme­di­ate­ly. He is also very pop­u­lar in Wash­ing­ton, with friends and foes, he has been in the Sen­ate for 40 years. And I think he has what it takes to be a rec­on­cil­er.” to be.”

Trump brings four more states, Biden two
Oth­er state deci­sions: Pres­i­dent Trump wins the votes of Louisiana, Kansas, Utah and some of the votes from Nebras­ka. Chal­lenger Biden wins in New Hamp­shire and New Mexico.

Cur­rent state of the elec­torate accord­ing to CNN: 98 to 95 for Biden.

Trump friend Gra­ham wins re-elec­tion — Trump ene­my AOC also
Two more results on the elec­tion for Con­gress: Repub­li­can and Trump inti­mate Lind­sey Gra­ham wins his re-elec­tion. He there­fore con­tin­ues to serve in the Sen­ate for South Car­oli­na. The Demo­c­ra­t­ic MP Alexan­dria Oca­sio-Cortez, who is con­sid­ered a star of the left wing of her par­ty, is re-elect­ed to the House of Rep­re­sen­ta­tives. The fact that she decides the choice so clear­ly for her­self imme­di­ate­ly fuels spec­u­la­tion as to whether she is still striv­ing for high­er things. But she is keep­ing a low pro­file, as the “New York Times” writes.

New Jer­sey votes to legal­ize marijuana
In addi­tion to the pres­i­den­tial and con­gress elec­tions, Amer­i­cans also vote on polit­i­cal issues, depend­ing on the state. For exam­ple, vot­ers in New Jer­sey are in favor of legal­iz­ing mar­i­jua­na. Accord­ing to a fore­cast by the AP news agency, pro­po­nents of legal­iza­tion will win by a large mar­gin. Accord­ing to a report in the “New York Times”, this does not mean that you can now smoke. Rather, the leg­isla­tive process to reg­u­late the dis­tri­b­u­tion of mar­i­jua­na is now begin­ning. By the way, Ari­zona, Mon­tana and South Dako­ta are also vot­ing on legal­iza­tion, but there are no results here.

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