π The winner of the U.S. presidential election is not yet clear as officials in multiple states count ballots, including large numbers of mail-in votes sent in as an alternative to visiting polling places amid the coronavirus pandemic.
π Neither President Donald Trump nor Democratic challenger Joe Biden have earned an Electoral College majority from the states where a winner can be determined.
π Closely watched will be the results from Pennsylvania, Arizona, and North Carolina, states that helped propel Trump to victory in 2016 and emerged as prime electoral battlegrounds again in 2020.
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π Projected wins in Wisconsin and Michigan put former Vice President Joe Biden within reach of victory.
π President Donald Trumpβs campaign launched a series of legal challenges.
π There is still no projected winner called by VOA in six states: Alaska, Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, North Carolina and Pennsylvania.
π Biden could reach the 270 Electoral College vote threshold needed to win the election if he holds onto his leads in Arizona and Nevada.
π Trump, however, still has a path to victory if he can take back any one of the states where Biden is leading. The president is leading in other states that have not yet been called: Pennsylvania, Georgia, North Carolina and Alaska.