The gray states have unofficially been called for Biden, but they are really up in the air at this point. What is the difference in official vote counts at this point, per the states electoral boards?
Arizona: Biden’s lead dwindled to 11,635 with 99% of votes counted. But they are still counting, and may do a recount.
Georgia: Democratic presidential challenger Joe Biden’s lead in Georgia has grown to 14,148 votes, with over 99 percent of votes counted, according to Decision Desk HQ. They are going to do a full recount.
Michigan: Biden is leading by about 146,000 votes, with 99% reporting.
Nevada: Biden is leading by about 47,000 votes, with 97% reporting.
Pennsylvania: Biden is leading by about 55,000 votes with 99% reporting. Rudy Giuliana claims that 650,000 votes were done illegally and should be removed.
Wisconsin: Biden won by 20,000 votes with 100% reporting.
North Carolina: Trump is ahead by 73,000 votes with 97% reporting.
So lets speculate - if Trump ends up winning Georgia (because the recount changes things), Arizona, and Pennsylvania (through court challenges), will that be enough for him to win? Yes, it sure will. But he would need all 3 states to win.
It still is possible, but extremely unlikely, that Trump will win. We won't know for sure until each states certifies their results on December 8.
The mainstream news has zero credibility. I do think that Biden has about a 95% chance of being successful at this point, but he can't claim to be president-elect yet.
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