Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump wins the election in the swing state of Nevada. The Associated Press reported this on Tuesday.
In Nevada, 75% of ballots have been processed. According to the agency, approximately 50.9% of voters voted for Trump, and about 47.6% for his rival, Democrat Kamala Harris.
The results of the voting will decide who will receive the votes of six electors (out of 270 required for victory). At the moment, Trump has received 248 electoral votes, Harris - 216, notes the Fox News channel.
From 2008 to 2020, Democratic candidates won in Nevada. Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton won the support of 47.9% of voters in 2016 versus 45.5% for Republican Trump. In 2020, Trump won 47.7% of the vote, losing to incumbent President Joe Biden, who was supported by 50.1% of voters. Republicans last won Nevada in 2004. Then, George W. Bush, who was seeking re-election, was supported by 50.5% of state voters.
In Nevada, 75% of ballots have been processed. According to the agency, approximately 50.9% of voters voted for Trump, and about 47.6% for his rival, Democrat Kamala Harris.
The results of the voting will decide who will receive the votes of six electors (out of 270 required for victory). At the moment, Trump has received 248 electoral votes, Harris - 216, notes the Fox News channel.
From 2008 to 2020, Democratic candidates won in Nevada. Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton won the support of 47.9% of voters in 2016 versus 45.5% for Republican Trump. In 2020, Trump won 47.7% of the vote, losing to incumbent President Joe Biden, who was supported by 50.1% of voters. Republicans last won Nevada in 2004. Then, George W. Bush, who was seeking re-election, was supported by 50.5% of state voters.
