Trump runs ahead of White House with state pockets, Biden

The announcement of the results of the US election has begun. And in the first push, Kentucky and West Virginia, historically known as Republican states, went to Trump. Meanwhile, in Indiana, Donald Trump has gone ahead by a huge margin. As a result, US President Donald Trump went a long way in the first push.

Joe Biden is not behind

Meanwhile, Joe Biden is not far behind. Joe Biden opened the scoring to ensure victory in the states of Vermont and Virginia. As a result, instead of Trump winning 13 electoral colleges, Biden now owns 16 colleges. But Biden is worried about falling behind in several states on the east coast.

Bone-to-bone fighting in Georgia

Donald Trump has come a long way in North and South Carolina along the US East Coast. Trump won 39 percent of the vote in the North and 43 percent in South Carolina. In Georgia, meanwhile, Biden was ahead at first, but Donald Trump took a 0.3 percent lead ahead of the count.

Trump back in Florida

Meanwhile, Donald Trump is lagging behind in Florida with 29 electoral colleges. The state is home to a large number of immigrants from Mexico and Cuba. Experts had previously speculated that US President Donald Trump's conservative immigration policy would hold him back from the state.

Republicans are in full swing in the central part of the United States

Joe Biden, meanwhile, has moved on to Ohio and New Hampshire since the countdown began. Democrat candidate Joe Biden is leading the race for the White House, according to a pre-election poll. Democrats are more supportive, mainly in the West Coast states. Meanwhile, the central part of the United States is marked as Republican. Central America is largely agricultural. The agrarian, conservative white Republicans here are a huge vote bank.