Donald Trump leads Joe Biden in decisive states after blowing up polls | Results of the 2020 US elections

He has done it again. Donald Trump has blown up the polls of the presidential elections in the US and at this time he is advancing with the wind in favor of the scrutiny of the major key states that will resolve elections of planetary interest: Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin and North Carolina. Of the fiefdoms that he conquered four years ago, the Republican candidate backs down in Arizona and Georgia, defeats that could be allowed if the Republican ends up prevailing in the rest of the positions that the polls had advanced as decisive for his re-election or the triumph of Joe Biden . He arrived at the appointment with the polls behind in all the demoscópicos studies, with his rival at a greater distance than he always had Hillary Clinton. But Trump is fighting the long election night with greater strength than the polls presumed, to the surprise again of the whole world that he had been evicted from the White House after the economic damage of the Covid pandemic and his controversial management. Donald Trump went through the victory in Florida and his 29 electoral votes, the first great battle of the night. In 2016 he had defeated Hillary Clinton by just one point (49.02% vs. 47.82%). Four years later this advantage has multiplied by four, thanks to the strength of the Republican candidate among the Latino community and retirees who move to the land of the sun to enjoy the last years of life. The victory in Florida has given wings to the Trump’s election night.It has kept the powerful Texas (38 electoral votes) with less support than four years ago, it has not weakened in the Deep South and is fighting to conquer the so-called Rust Belt, that collection of Midwest states hit by the industrial crisis (Wisconsin , Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania) that together distribute 64 electoral delegates. Over them he raised the surprising victory of 2016 and there Trump is fighting the scrutiny to maintain his re-election options.Without waiting for the end of the recounts, Biden has appeared in public before his followers to proclaim his confidence in a triumph that, in his opinion, it will end up being confirmed in the next few hours. “Keep the faith because we are going to win,” said the Democratic hopeful. Just two minutes later, via Twitter, the Republican accused his adversary of “wanting to steal the elections.” The reality is that, at this time, Trump has prevailed or surpassed the Democratic candidate in all the states on which he built his victory in 2016, except Arizona. Trump has secured victory in Ohio, the political thermometer of the United States. Since 1960, whoever wins in Ohio ends up being president at the end of election night and Trump has done so, as he did four years ago. In addition, it leads by 4 points to Biden in Wisconsin with more than 75% counted, by 9 in Michigan with about 60% of the votes counted and by 15 in Pennsylvania, the jewel in the crown with its 20 electoral delegates in dispute. The problem for Trump, who in these three states has yet to scrutinize the vote by mail, mostly in favor of the Democrats, as has been revealed throughout the night.However, Trump will have insured the 270 delegates who guarantee re-election if, in addition to giving up Arizona, he falls into one of the other states with the result still open: Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, North Carolina and Georgia.