The long U.S. election campaign has come to an end as millions of Americans took to the polls Tuesday to either re-elect Donald Trump or choose Joe Biden as the next president of the United States.
But that doesn’t mean it’s over. Despite a victory speech from Trump, neither the president nor Biden has yet to clinch the 270 electoral votes needed to claim a presidential win as of Friday morning.
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You can also see live, real-time results from the U.S. election here, as well as keep track of state-by-state results and see who gets control of the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate.
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