Biden was elected president with the highest number of votes in US history
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democratic candidate Joe Biden has finally defeated President Trump in a thrilling US election.
In international news outlets, candidates against Joe Biden were nominated for victory after the capital of President Donald Trump's court. Kashmiris' winner Joe Biden also had the honor of getting the most votes in US history.
Earlier, former President Obama had the honor of getting the most votes. He received more than 69 million votes in the 2008 election. This time around, more than 60 million votes were cast by mail due to the Corona epidemic, which delayed the election results, while the turnout in the United States was also historic.
In a thorny contest, Biden has always had the upper hand over President Trump, but at no stage has this lead been so wide, and the eyes of the world, including the United States, have been fixed on the results. With Joe Biden leading Trump by only 20 electoral votes, waiting for the results of the last six states made the contest even more thrilling.
President Trump accused of stealing votes in the election and went to court
President Donald Trump has announced that he will appeal to the Supreme Court, accusing the opposition Democrats of vote-rigging in the presidential election, and to stop counting in the absence of observers during the count in three states, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Georgia. He also went to court for the state of Wisconsin.
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