from the bay area s local news station. watching kron 4 news. thank you so much for joining us at 10 o clock everybody grant lodes vicki liviakis the presidential race is now down to just 2 key states georgia. and pennsylvania could announce the result any minute now so here s where the electoral votes stand as of this moment anyway out of the 270 needed to when president trump has 214 joe biden has to 64 now this means that biden needs to win just one more state to get to 2.70 of pennsylvania turns blue well our country will have a new president elect grant. we want to get right to the map now as we have a few key states that we re going to focus in on and then we ll tell you exactly how things could play out number one georgia because the light red here and the light reading pennsylvania, north carolina, that means president trump is leading the dark red, dark blue means that our partners here with the associated press have called those states for their respective candid
electoral votes, president trump has 214. 270 votes are needed. if any of the states that are still undecided go to biden he will have enough electoral votes to win the white house. president trump needs to hold onto pennsylvania, georgia and north carolina and then take either arizona or nevada to take a second term. the closest race tonight is in georgia which is now a virtual type. that had not gone for democrat since 1982. today several counties are again counting ballots into tonight. and in pennsylvania joe biden has steadily been gaining on the president but president trump is still holding a small lead in a state he must win to keep the white house. arizona has been called for joe biden although his lead is narrowing a bit as more votes are counted. there s also a very close race in nevada, they will likely be counting ballots into the weekend. biden has been building a small lead there, right now he has about a 12,000 point advantage. the tight race and unprecede
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