The US election is unfolding at a frenetic pace as the results begin to come in. Candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are vying for the top spots, with the future of the White House at stake. Projections from the Associated Press and other reliable sources offer a glimpse into how the vote will unfold.
Donald Trump has scored significant victories in states such as Louisiana, Ohio and Nebraska, cementing his position with a growing number of electoral votes. He is also expected to win Texas, Wyoming and South Dakota, while he is ahead in Georgia with 52.1% of the vote counted.
With 65% of the vote counted in Georgia, Trump maintains a slight edge over Harris. On the other hand, Kamala Harris asserts herself in crucial states such as Michigan and New York, where she obtains 54.8% and 28 electors respectively. Even in Colorado, the projections see her winning, guaranteeing her further points.
The race is particularly tight in some swing states. In Virginia, Trump is slightly ahead with 49.6%, while Harris is close behind with 48.7%. In North Carolina, both candidates are within a few percentage points of each other; however, Harris is currently ahead.
The race for Pennsylvania remains uncertain: with only 5% of the ballots counted, Harris is at 77.6%, but it is still too early to declare a winner.
With voter turnout continuing to rise and polls closing, tensions are rising. Donald Trump has already told his supporters to remain calm and confident in the final outcome. Meanwhile, Harris' campaign is closely monitoring every development, ready to respond to any move by her opponent. Attention remains high on how these results will shape the political landscape of the United States in the coming months. With a quorum of at least 270 electors needed for victory, every vote counts. Election night promises to be intense and full of surprises.
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