According to the first results in the presidential election in the USA, Trump is in the lead.

According to the unofficial first results of the presidential election in the USA, the Republican Party candidate Donald Trump won 23 delegates, while the Democratic Party candidate Kamala Harris won 3 delegates.

As the voting process continues in the presidential election in the USA, the counting of votes has begun in 11 states. According to the unofficial first results, Republican Party candidate Donald Trump has reached 23 delegates by winning the election in Indiana, Kentucky, and West Virginia. Democratic Party candidate Kamala Harris has reached 3 delegates by winning the election in Vermont.

Swing states will be decisive.

In the election, the “swing states” consisting of Pennsylvania, Georgia, Arizona, Nevada, North Carolina, Michigan, and Wisconsin will be decisive. Pennsylvania, which has the highest population among the 7 swing states where Trump and Harris have particularly focused their campaigns, stands out as the state with the highest likelihood of determining the new president.

The candidate who achieves a simple majority will win the race.

In the USA, which has the Electoral College system that allows the candidate with the most delegates, not necessarily the most votes, to become president, each state has a specific number of delegates. The party that receives the majority of the votes in any state gains all of the delegates. The candidate who reaches a simple majority of 270 out of the total 538 delegates in the country becomes the winner of the presidential election.