Here is what were watching over the next 60 minutes on this election day extended edition broadcast. A live look at volunteers processing the ballots in pennsylvania, a place the president won last time where we learned the last hour his lead is getting smaller as his past to 270 gets narrower. Georgia an update from the secretary of state there, well bring that to you live and in arizona, its joe biden whose lead seems to be getting chipped away a bit as more ballots get counted. The electoral vote count as we speak 253 for joe biden, 214 for President Trump and the states in gray on the map making all the difference. Pennsylvania, North Carolina, georgia, nevada, arizona, check it out. All of them too close to call, the country on edge with protests erupting from coast to coast, and this morning, sources around the Biden Campaign sounding more and more confident about hitting that 270 threshold, while the Trump Campaign is on a battleground blitz of legal challenges including what we
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