US President Donald Trump announced the Republican Party's success in presidential elections in key wavering states, including Florida. He also noted that he did not think about his victory speech, or about words in case of defeat. At the same time, according to Trump, he would be very upset about his loss in the current election.
“I heard that we are doing well in Florida, Arizona, incredible in Texas. I heard that we are leading everywhere, that's great. - said Trump, quoted by TASS. He stressed that his victory will be announced on Tuesday evening.
The current President of the United States told reporters that he did not prepare either a victory speech or an appeal in case of defeat. He noted that in the event of a loss, it will be difficult to experience defeat.
“I don’t think about a speech about admission of defeat or about a speech of thanks. I hope I will only perform with one of them. It's easy to win. Lose - it's never easy. This is not for me - Trump said. He also shared with reporters that he planted his voice by speaking at rallies up to five times a day in various states.
According to RIA Novosti, Biden at the moment, taking into account the calculations for the electors, will almost certainly win the states, which give 216 votes, Trump is given 125. To become the head of state, candidates need to get 270 votes.
A new president is elected in the United States on November 3. The preliminary results of the voting will become known after 02:00 Moscow time. According to preliminary estimates, before the opening of polling stations in the United States, more than 100 million citizens have already voted - this is 47% of registered voters and 73% of last year's total turnout. Democratic candidate Joe Biden, as noted earlier, is almost 7% ahead of the incumbent President, Republican Donald Trump.
Earlier, Republican candidate Donald Trump urged Americans to vote for him, while Biden left a more philosophical message, asking Americans to choose a "new day." The politicians posted their speeches on Twitter, timed to coincide with the opening of polling stations on the country's east coast.
