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Biden already has 290 votes in the Electoral College but there are still some states to be defined that could increase that number.

With Arizona, the Democratic candidate adds 11 additional votes in the Electoral College and climbs to 290, 20 more than required to win the presidency.

As of Thursday night, Donald Trump was projected to win 217 votes.

In the Arizona election, Biden reached a narrow lead of 11,000 votes, equivalent to 0.3 percentage points, and is on track to be the first Democratic candidate to win there since Bill Clinton did so in 1996.

Four years ago, Trump emerged victorious in that state with a 3.5 percentage point lead over Hillary Clinton, whom he defeated in the race for the White House.

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Usually, the name of the winner of the American presidential elections is known on the same night of election day, which on this occasion was November 3.

However, this year's elections have been more complex than usual as they were affected by the coronavirus pandemic, which prompted millions of citizens to vote by mail or in advance.

Trump denounced fraud but has not provided evidence to prove it.

It is estimated that some 100 million Americans had exercised their right in this way before the date of the election.

This unprecedented number had an impact on the process of counting results because in some states these votes were not allowed to be counted until the same day or even after election day had concluded.

That is what, in part, explains why the final results of all the states are not yet known.

The other element that has given greater complexity to these elections has been Trump's refusal to recognize the projections that grant victory to Biden, as well as numerous legal appeals filed by his campaign team to challenge the results.

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