Background
After a long and contentious presidential race, Joe Biden has come out on top against his rival, incumbent President Donald Trump. From the beginning, the race was fraught with tension, as both candidates worked hard to prove their qualifications to lead the country.
The Results
After several days of vote counting, it was announced that Joe Biden had won the election with a total of 290 electoral votes, compared to Donald Trump’s 214. This means that Joe Biden has secured his spot as the 46th President of the United States, with Kamala Harris as his Vice President.
Reaction
The announcement of Joe Biden’s victory has led to a mixed reaction from the American people. Supporters of Biden and Harris took to the streets to celebrate, while supporters of Trump protested the results, claiming voter fraud and demanding recounts in several battleground states.
Final Thoughts
Regardless of your political affiliation, the 2020 election has been one of the most historic and polarizing in recent memory. As the new administration prepares to take over, it is important for all Americans to remember that we are still one nation and to work towards a common goal of a better and more unified future for all.
