248 votes for Biden and 214 for Trump in the electoral college so far
Vote counting continues Wednesday evening to determine the outcome of the US presidential election between President Donald Trump and his Democratic rival, Joe Biden.
The results, in turn, arrive with media expectations that have so far indicated that the Republican won in 23 states, including the prominent states of Florida, Texas, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and Missouri, all of which he won in 2016.
Biden won 21 states, including Delaware and major states such as California and New York, as well as Washington, DC.
That gives Biden 248 of the electoral college votes and Trump 214.
Winning the presidency requires the votes of 270 senior voters in the electoral college.
The following is the count of votes until now:
* Donald Trump (214) Alabama (9)
Arkansas (6)
Florida (29)
Idaho (4)
Indiana (11)
Iowa (6)
Kansas (5)
Kentucky (8)
Louisiana (8)
Maine (1)
Mississippi (6)
Missouri (10)
Montana (3)
Nebraska (4)
North Dakota (3)
Ohio (18)
Oklahoma (7)
South Carolina (9)
South Dakota (3)
Tennessee (11)
Texas (38) )
Utah (6)
West Virginia (5)
Wyoming (3)
* Biden (248) Arizona (11)
California (55)
Colorado (9)
Connecticut (7)
Delaware (3)
Washington, DC (3)
Hawaii (4)
Illinois (20)
Maine (3)
Maryland (10)
Massachusetts (11)
Minnesota (10)
Nebraska (1)
New Hampshire (4)
New Jersey (14)
New Mexico (5)
New York (29)
Oregon (7)
Rhode Island (4)
Vermont (3)
Virginia (13)
Washington State (12)
Nebraska has a system different from the states in the distribution of the votes of the electorate among the candidates, which will allow Biden to obtain at least one of the votes of the five state delegates.
Maine follows a similar approach to Nebraska.
Three of the votes go to Biden, while the fourth remains unresolved.
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