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Nevada Officials Continue Counting Record Number of Mail-In Ballots
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1:33Now PlayingOfficials in Nevada, which could decide the presidential election, are processing a never-before-seen volume of mail-in ballots before they can release official vote tallies in the state, Washoe County registrar Deanna Spikula said Wednesday, November 4.
Joe Biden won Michigan and Wisconsin Wednesday, putting him on the brink of taking the White House from President Donald Trump, hours after the president’s team opened legal fights to stop vote counting in at least two states.
Both CNN and NBC projected Biden would win Michigan, which Trump took in 2016, giving him 264 Electoral College votes out of the 270 needed to win the presidency. Trump has 214.
Biden needs only to win an additional outstanding state, such as Nevada where he is leading, or Georgia, where his campaign believes absentee votes will push him over the top.
Biden said he expects to prevail. “I’m not here to declare that we’ve won, but I am here to report that when the count is finished, we believe we will be the winners,” he told reporters in Wilmington, Delaware.
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