- The Vice President of the United States Kamala Harris has not accepted defeat and has not yet commented on the results of the election
- Harris, however, responded by canceling his public appearance at Howard University, his alma mater
- His opponent, Trump, has already given his victory speech and promised to fulfill the promises he made to the American citizens.
The battle for the presidency between the vice president of the United States Kamala Harris and the former president Donald Trump are about to end.
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The presidential race has been intense, with Harris and Trump holding intense political rallies in key states across the country.
In every race, there must be a winner and a loser, and in this case, the former President of United States Trump emerged victorious, while Harris lost the battle.
Has Harris accepted defeat?
According to a BBC report, US Vice President Harris has not publicly acknowledged his defeat but hinted at it by canceling his planned election night event at the Academy University Howard University in Washington, DC, where he received his undergraduate degree.
This is happening as Trump gains power immediately after the results of the presidential election begin to emerge.
Harris has remained silent and has not explained why he canceled the event or shared his thoughts on the election and the results that are yet to come.
How many electoral votes have Harris and Trump won?
So far, Trump has won at least 279 votes after winning key swing states, including Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Wisconsin, while Harris won at least 219 votes.
The first results of the US presidential election were announced in Dixville Notch, New Hampshire, where Harris and Trump tied.
Harris and Trump each received three votes at the polling station on Tuesday, November 5.
As reported by TUKO.co.ke, Trump declared victory over Harris after he was projected to win key battleground states, including Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Georgia.
A candidate needs at least 270 electoral votes to win the presidency. In 2020, the Republican presidential candidate lost his bid for re-election to the Democratic candidate Joe Biden.
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