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How is Trump mobilizing his followers to challenge the vote count? | US election 2020
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9:57Now PlayingMore than three days after polls closed in the US, there is still no official winner of the US election. Let's have a look at the results as they stand at the moment -- The overall picture hasn't shifted for quite a while now. Remember the candidate who gets 270 electoral votes wins. So far, Democratic candidate Joe Biden has received 264 to Republican President Donald Trump's 214, according to projections by the Associated Press. A-P has Biden winning Arizona - but many other forecasts say it's too close to call.
Pennsylvania would be a massive prize with its 20 electoral votes. Joe Biden's lead there is currently around 29,000, with 99 percent of votes counted. The mail-in votes being counted have been heavily favoring the Democratic candidate.
Georgia, with its 16 electoral votes, is also extremely close. Biden has pulled ahead of Trump here, with a difference of just over 4,000 votes -- a recount is expected.
Overall, Donald Trump's path to victory is looking increasingly narrow. Any one of the remaining states will give Joe Biden the win. President Trump needs a combination of states.
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