That candidate won Pennsylvania, one of the most critical states in the election: 'The state that determines the election result'
Trump has won Pennsylvania, one of the states where competition between the two candidates was highest in the US elections.
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In Pennsylvania, one of the 'swing states' that will determine the outcome of the presidential race where it is not yet certain which side will win, Republican candidate Donald Trump has managed to surpass his rival, Democratic candidate Kamala Harris.
Pennsylvania stands out as one of the states that determines who will win the race in the US election.
In the 2020 elections, US President Joe Biden had managed to win Pennsylvania.
With Trump also winning Pennsylvania, the gap in the number of delegates has narrowed. While Trump has reached 214 delegates, Harris has reached 153 delegates. On the other hand, reaching 270 delegates will be enough for Trump to become president.
Americans have been voting abroad and at various points across the country for two weeks. In the US, the method of voting by mail is also increasingly preferred by voters.
WHAT IS THE 'ELECTORAL COLLEGE'?
The US President does not essentially take office through a popular vote, but rather through the vote of the 'Electoral College' determined by voters.
The Electoral College has 538 members.
The result of the race between Trump and Harris in the US will be determined by the announcement of the official results. If the election produces a close result, it is possible for the process to extend for up to several weeks.