<p>US President Joe Biden, at a fundraising event near San Francisco for his re-election campaign, on Friday (May 10) joked that he wished his rival former president Donald Trump had injected himself with a little bleach.</p>

<p>He said this while bringing up one of Trump's most controversial suggestions from the early days of the coronavirus pandemic.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Bleach wars: He said, (s)he said</strong></h2>

<p>Biden humorously wished that his Republican rival Trump had taken his own advice about injecting bleach as a potential treatment for the virus.</p>

<p>During the gathering, Biden highlighted the outbreak that marked Trump's tenure, reminding his audience of the recommendation Trump infamously made during a press briefing in 2020.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-blasts-biden-says-every-single-thing-he-touches-turns-to-sh-pledges-world-peace-717177">Trump blasts Biden, says 'every single thing he touches turns to sh**,' pledges world peace</a></strong></p>

<p>"Remember him saying the best thing to do is just inject a little bleach in your arm? That’s what he said. And he meant it. I wish he had done a little bit himself," quipped the Democrat.</p>

<p>During the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020,Trump had proposed that an "injection inside" directly into the human body of disinfectants, such as bleach or isopropyl alcohol, might combat the virus. The comment had quite predictably sparked widespread disbelief and concern at the time.</p>

<p>The current president also poked fun at what he described as Trump's "love letters" exchanged with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Trump, during his presidency, had famously engaged in diplomacy with Kim. The duo had engaged in a number of high-profile meetings, exchanged personal letters, copies of which Trump reportedly kept in a loose-leaf binder in the Oval Office.</p>

<p>However, in his jest, Biden made a gaffe, accidentally referring to Kim as the president of South Korea.</p>

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<p>Biden's mocking digs at Trump's past comments aren't new. Previously, on April 24 in Washington, Biden joked that Trump had indeed followed through with the bleach injection and "it all went to his hair."</p>

<p>Trump too rarely leaves a chance to slam his democrat rival. Recently, blasting Biden during a speech in Freeland&nbsp;(Michigan), Trump, as per AFP, had said: "Every single thing he touches turns to s**t."&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


US President Joe Biden, at a fundraising event near San Francisco for his re-election campaign, on Friday (May 10) joked that he wished his rival former president Donald Trump had injected himself with a little bleach.

US President Joe Biden, at a fundraising event near San Francisco for his re-election campaign, on Friday (May 10) joked that he wished his rival former president Donald Trump had injected himself with a little bleach. He said this while bringing up one of Trump's most controversial suggestions from the early days of the coronavirus pandemic. Bleach wars: He said, (s)he said Biden humorously wished that his Republican rival Trump had taken his own advice about injecting bleach as a potential treatment for the virus. During the gathering, Biden highlighted the outbreak that marked Trump's tenure, reminding his audience of the recommendation Trump infamously made during a press briefing in 2020. Also read | Trump blasts Biden, says 'every single thing he touches turns to sh**,' pledges world peace "Remember him saying the best thing to do is just inject a little bleach in your arm? That’s what he said. And he meant it. I wish he had done a little bit himself," quipped the Democrat. During the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020,Trump had proposed that an "injection inside" directly into the human body of disinfectants, such as bleach or isopropyl alcohol, might combat the virus. The comment had quite predictably sparked widespread disbelief and concern at the time. The current president also poked fun at what he described as Trump's "love letters" exchanged with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. Trump, during his presidency, had famously engaged in diplomacy with Kim. The duo had engaged in a number of high-profile meetings, exchanged personal letters, copies of which Trump reportedly kept in a loose-leaf binder in the Oval Office. However, in his jest, Biden made a gaffe, accidentally referring to Kim as the president of South Korea. Also read | Trump blasts Biden, says 'every single thing he touches turns to sh**,' pledges world peace Biden's mocking digs at Trump's past comments aren't new. Previously, on April 24 in Washington, Biden joked that Trump had indeed followed through with the bleach injection and "it all went to his hair." Trump too rarely leaves a chance to slam his democrat rival. Recently, blasting Biden during a speech in Freeland (Michigan), Trump, as per AFP, had said: "Every single thing he touches turns to s**t." (With inputs from agencies)

'Inject a little bleach': Biden roasts Trump's COVID cure at election fundraiser

<p>Donald Trump, amid his ongoing hush money trial, on Wednesday (May 1) took the opportunity to campaign in Wisconsin and Michigan, and slammed his Democratic rival President Joe Biden.</p>

<h2><strong>Speeches, grievances, and more</strong></h2>

<p>Trump's speeches maintained his typical flair, blending criticism&nbsp;of the Biden administration with personal grievances over his legal challenges.</p>

<p>Blasting his Democratic rival Biden during a speech in Freeland&nbsp;(Michigan), Trump, as per AFP, said: "Every single thing he touches turns to s**t."&nbsp;</p>

<p>Slamming&nbsp;Biden for his "incompetence" which Trump said had brought the planet "to the brink of nuclear war," the former US president&nbsp;claimed he was the only one who could&nbsp;"prevent World War III".</p>

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<p>In Waukesha, Wisconsin, Trump focused on Biden's economic and immigration policies, which he argues have been detrimental to the country.</p>

<p>Slamming Biden for being too passive about the ongoing pro-Palestinian protests on college campuses across the US, he accused the President of allowing the country to be "invaded" by migrant hordes.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The ex-president shifted gears in Michigan and intensified&nbsp;his rhetoric with sharp language and accusations, including claims that Biden is orchestrating the 88 felony charges against him.</p>

<p>"I've got to do two of these things a day," he told a sea of supporters at his Michigan rally.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>"You know why? Because I'm in New York all the time with the Biden trial -- a fake trial that all of the legal scholars say is a disgrace," he claimed.</p>

<p>"I have come here today from New York City where I'm being forced to sit for days on end in a kangaroo courtroom with a corrupt and conflicted judge enduring a Biden Sideshow trial at the hands of a Marxist district attorney," he complained.</p>

<h2><strong>Leveraging the media spotlight</strong></h2>

<p>Throughout the rallies, Donald Trump's legal woes were a central theme; he portrayed the New York trial as a "fake trial" and criticised the judiciary, claiming a lack of evidence for the charges against him.&nbsp;</p>

<p>This trial, where Trump is accused of making 'hush money' payments to porn star Stormy Daniels, marks the first time a former US president faces criminal charges.</p>

<p>Despite the legal challenges he faces, Trump, speaking to the press outside the Manhattan courthouse, has repeatedly sought to use the spotlight to reiterate his narrative of being a victim of political persecution.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Donald Trump, amid his ongoing hush money trial, on Wednesday (May 1) took the opportunity to campaign in Wisconsin and Michigan, and slammed his Democratic rival President Joe Biden.

Donald Trump, amid his ongoing hush money trial, on Wednesday (May 1) took the opportunity to campaign in Wisconsin and Michigan, and slammed his Democratic rival President Joe Biden. Speeches, grievances, and more Trump's speeches maintained his typical flair, blending criticism of the Biden administration with personal grievances over his legal challenges. Blasting his Democratic rival Biden during a speech in Freeland (Michigan), Trump, as per AFP, said: "Every single thing he touches turns to s**t." Slamming Biden for his "incompetence" which Trump said had brought the planet "to the brink of nuclear war," the former US president claimed he was the only one who could "prevent World War III". Also read | Trump compares campus protests to Jan 6 riots, as Biden pushes for Gaza truce to stave off political heat In Waukesha, Wisconsin, Trump focused on Biden's economic and immigration policies, which he argues have been detrimental to the country. Slamming Biden for being too passive about the ongoing pro-Palestinian protests on college campuses across the US, he accused the President of allowing the country to be "invaded" by migrant hordes. The ex-president shifted gears in Michigan and intensified his rhetoric with sharp language and accusations, including claims that Biden is orchestrating the 88 felony charges against him. "I've got to do two of these things a day," he told a sea of supporters at his Michigan rally. Also read | Amid 'rigging' allegations, Trump refuses to dismiss possibility of violence if he loses 2024 elections "You know why? Because I'm in New York all the time with the Biden trial -- a fake trial that all of the legal scholars say is a disgrace," he claimed. "I have come here today from New York City where I'm being forced to sit for days on end in a kangaroo courtroom with a corrupt and conflicted judge enduring a Biden Sideshow trial at the hands of a Marxist district attorney," he complained. Leveraging the media spotlight Throughout the rallies, Donald Trump's legal woes were a central theme; he portrayed the New York trial as a "fake trial" and criticised the judiciary, claiming a lack of evidence for the charges against him. This trial, where Trump is accused of making 'hush money' payments to porn star Stormy Daniels, marks the first time a former US president faces criminal charges. Despite the legal challenges he faces, Trump, speaking to the press outside the Manhattan courthouse, has repeatedly sought to use the spotlight to reiterate his narrative of being a victim of political persecution. (With inputs from agencies)

Trump blasts Biden, says 'every single thing he touches turns to sh**,' pledges world peace

<p><strong>Super Tuesday</strong>: Donald Trump hailed his foreign policy record as former Us president and doubled down on anti-immigration rhetoric in what could be seen as the divisive presidential hopeful's appeal to his core Republican conservative support base.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Trump is projected to win the Republican primary race in all 16 states except Vermont where his fellow Republican opponent Nikki Haley pulled off a surprise win on Super Tuesdayy.</p>

<p>On the Democratic side, President Joe Biden is cruising to win the primary race in all 16 states.</p>

<p>While neither of the two have secured the presidential nominations, they are on course to win it for their respective parties in the coming two weeks.</p>

<p><strong>Also read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/super-tuesday-live-immigration-top-issue-at-the-polls-republicans-back-trumps-promise-of-deportations-696993">Super Tuesday 2024: Trump, Biden win biggest prize of night — California</a></strong></p>

<p>Describing Joe Biden as the "worst president in the US history", Trump echoed Adolf Hitler by saying that immigrants entering the US illegally were "poisoning the blood of our country".</p>

<p>"We have people coming in from such, such bad places and we are going to have to get them out. We have murderers that are being deposited into our country. We have drug dealers at the biggest highest levels that coming into our country," he said.</p>

<p>Trump also said that he would affectionately like to describe Covid as the "Chinese virus".</p>

<p><strong>Also watch |&nbsp;Super Tuesday: 1,439 Democratic delegates, 874 Republican delegates</strong></p>

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<p>Speaking from Mar-a-Lago in Florida, Trump decried the 'horrible, horrible withdrawal' by the US forces in Afghanistan in August 2021, and described it as a "surrender".</p>

<p>Speaking on his own foreign policy record, Trump hailed the Abraham Accords — a series of treaties signed in 2020 that normalise diplomatic relations between Israel and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bahrain, Sudan, and Morocco — and said he "never got his due" credit for it.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"I got rid of ISIS 100 per cent," Trump said, referring to Islamic State terror group, shortly after stating that during his presidential years, Washington got along "very well" with China and North Korea.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Trump doubles down on immigration rhetoric</strong></h2>

<p>"We have millions of people invading our country," through the southern border, Donald Trump said in his speech.&nbsp; "This is an invasion. This is the worst invasion probably."</p>

<p>"The number today could be 15 million people. And they’re coming from rough places and dangerous places," he said, without providing any evidence for the number.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Super Tuesday: Donald Trump hailed his foreign policy record as former Us president and doubled down on anti-immigration rhetoric in what could be seen as the divisive presidential hopeful's appeal to his core Republican conservative support base.

Super Tuesday: Donald Trump hailed his foreign policy record as former Us president and doubled down on anti-immigration rhetoric in what could be seen as the divisive presidential hopeful's appeal to his core Republican conservative support base. Trump is projected to win the Republican primary race in all 16 states except Vermont where his fellow Republican opponent Nikki Haley pulled off a surprise win on Super Tuesdayy. On the Democratic side, President Joe Biden is cruising to win the primary race in all 16 states. While neither of the two have secured the presidential nominations, they are on course to win it for their respective parties in the coming two weeks. Also read | Super Tuesday 2024: Trump, Biden win biggest prize of night — California Describing Joe Biden as the "worst president in the US history", Trump echoed Adolf Hitler by saying that immigrants entering the US illegally were "poisoning the blood of our country". "We have people coming in from such, such bad places and we are going to have to get them out. We have murderers that are being deposited into our country. We have drug dealers at the biggest highest levels that coming into our country," he said. Trump also said that he would affectionately like to describe Covid as the "Chinese virus". Also watch | Super Tuesday: 1,439 Democratic delegates, 874 Republican delegates × Speaking from Mar-a-Lago in Florida, Trump decried the 'horrible, horrible withdrawal' by the US forces in Afghanistan in August 2021, and described it as a "surrender". Speaking on his own foreign policy record, Trump hailed the Abraham Accords — a series of treaties signed in 2020 that normalise diplomatic relations between Israel and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bahrain, Sudan, and Morocco — and said he "never got his due" credit for it. "I got rid of ISIS 100 per cent," Trump said, referring to Islamic State terror group, shortly after stating that during his presidential years, Washington got along "very well" with China and North Korea. Trump doubles down on immigration rhetoric "We have millions of people invading our country," through the southern border, Donald Trump said in his speech. "This is an invasion. This is the worst invasion probably." "The number today could be 15 million people. And they’re coming from rough places and dangerous places," he said, without providing any evidence for the number. (With inputs from agencies)

Super Tuesday: Trump decries 'horrible US surrender' in Afghanistan, doubles down on immigration rhetoric

<p>Former US President Donald Trump appears to be leading over President Joe Biden in key swing states crucial to deciding the outcome of the 2024 White House race, a recent Bloomberg News-Morning Consult poll released on Wednesday (Jan 31) found.</p>

<p>The survey, focusing on seven battleground states, indicates Trump securing 48 per cent support on average among swing-state voters, while Biden trails at 42 per cent. These battleground states are&nbsp;North Carolina, Georgia, Wisconsin, Nevada, Michigan, Arizona and Pennsylvania.</p>

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<p>The Republican frontrunner's strongest lead was evident in North Carolina, boasting a 10-percentage-point advantage, while his narrowest margin was in Arizona and Pennsylvania, where he holds a 3-point lead.</p>

<h2><strong>US Elections 2024: What is shaping voter preferences?</strong></h2>

<p>Economic concerns and immigration policies play a significant role in shaping voter preferences. According to the poll, 51 per cent of swing-state voters expressed greater trust in Trump to handle the US economy, with only 33 per cent favouring Biden in this regard.&nbsp;</p>

<p>On immigration, 52 per cent believed Trump's handling of the issue would be more adept, while 30 per cent leaned towards Biden.</p>

<p>However, a potential bright spot for Biden lies in the loyalty of voters, as 53 per cent in the battleground states claim they would be unwilling to support Trump in the general election if he were found guilty of a crime. Additionally, 55 per cent said they would not back him if he were sentenced to prison.</p>

<p><strong>Also watch |&nbsp;Trump Vs Biden: Who will win the rematch? | This World | US Elections 2024</strong></p>

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<p>Trump's legal challenges, including charges in Washington, DC, and Georgia's Fulton County, have not affected his steadfast support base.</p>

<p>Despite facing accusations in election interference cases and being indicted in a hush-money and classified documents case, the former president maintains his innocence and has dismissed the prosecutions as politically motivated.</p>

<h2><strong>What does it mean?</strong></h2>

<p>Contrasting opinions from previous polls suggest varying outcomes.&nbsp;</p>

<p>While other January polls favoured Biden in swing states, the Bloomberg News-Morning Consult survey aligns with a November New York Times/Siena College poll, indicating Trump&nbsp;leading Biden by three to 10 points in five of six battleground states.</p>


Former US President Donald Trump appears to be leading over President Joe Biden in key swing states crucial to deciding the outcome of the 2024 White House race, a recent Bloomberg News-Morning Consult poll released on Wednesday (Jan 31) found.

Former US President Donald Trump appears to be leading over President Joe Biden in key swing states crucial to deciding the outcome of the 2024 White House race, a recent Bloomberg News-Morning Consult poll released on Wednesday (Jan 31) found. The survey, focusing on seven battleground states, indicates Trump securing 48 per cent support on average among swing-state voters, while Biden trails at 42 per cent. These battleground states are North Carolina, Georgia, Wisconsin, Nevada, Michigan, Arizona and Pennsylvania. Also read | Donald Trump Vs Michelle Obama in 2024 US elections? Reports say former first lady could replace Joe Biden The Republican frontrunner's strongest lead was evident in North Carolina, boasting a 10-percentage-point advantage, while his narrowest margin was in Arizona and Pennsylvania, where he holds a 3-point lead. US Elections 2024: What is shaping voter preferences? Economic concerns and immigration policies play a significant role in shaping voter preferences. According to the poll, 51 per cent of swing-state voters expressed greater trust in Trump to handle the US economy, with only 33 per cent favouring Biden in this regard. On immigration, 52 per cent believed Trump's handling of the issue would be more adept, while 30 per cent leaned towards Biden. However, a potential bright spot for Biden lies in the loyalty of voters, as 53 per cent in the battleground states claim they would be unwilling to support Trump in the general election if he were found guilty of a crime. Additionally, 55 per cent said they would not back him if he were sentenced to prison. Also watch | Trump Vs Biden: Who will win the rematch? | This World | US Elections 2024 × Trump's legal challenges, including charges in Washington, DC, and Georgia's Fulton County, have not affected his steadfast support base. Despite facing accusations in election interference cases and being indicted in a hush-money and classified documents case, the former president maintains his innocence and has dismissed the prosecutions as politically motivated. What does it mean? Contrasting opinions from previous polls suggest varying outcomes. While other January polls favoured Biden in swing states, the Bloomberg News-Morning Consult survey aligns with a November New York Times/Siena College poll, indicating Trump leading Biden by three to 10 points in five of six battleground states.

Endgame Joe Biden? Donald Trump leads serving US president in 7 battleground states, key poll finds

<p>The Biden vs Trump fight for the 2024 US Presidential elections is heating up, and a new poll shows that former president Donald Trump is in the lead.</p>

<p>A new Washington Post-ABC poll shows that the incumbent US President is trailing 10 percentage points behind his predecessor Trump. However, the poll has faced criticism from experts, who have labelled the decision to release poll results "ridiculous".</p>

<h2><strong>Poll results</strong></h2>

<p>In its analysis of the poll, The Post wrote: "The … poll shows Biden trailing Trump by 10 percentage points at this early stage in the election cycle, although the sizable margin of Trump's lead in this survey is significantly at odds with other public polls that show the general election contest a virtual dead heat."</p>

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<p>"The difference between this poll and others, as well as the unusual makeup of Trump’s and Biden’s coalitions in this survey, suggests it is probably an outlier."</p>

<h2><strong>Outlier?</strong></h2>

<p>In statistics, an outlier refers to a data point that lies abnormally far away from other values in a dataset.</p>

<p>Leading political pollster Larry Sabato, the director of the Center for Politics at the University of Virginia, as per the Guardian has labelled the Washinton Post-ABC decision to release the poll 'ridiculous'.</p>

<p>Taking to X, Sabato said: "Ignore the Washington Post–ABC poll."</p>

<p>"It’s a ridiculous outlier (Trump up 10 over Biden—laughable). My question: How could you even publish a poll so absurd on its face? Will be a lingering embarrassment for you.," he added.</p>

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<p>The New York Times' chief political analyst Nate Cohn has also criticised the poll.</p>

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<p>Referring to a previous Post-ABC poll from May, he said: "It's really really hard to release outlying poll results, so you've got to give credit to ABC/Post here, but I do have a fairly major quibble with ABC/Post here: if you release consecutive 'outlying' poll results -- R+7 in May, R+10 today -- you don't get to dismiss your results."</p>

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<p>Despite the criticism the poll results face, as per The Guardian, Trump, even with the many criminal charges he faces, does hold commanding leads in national and key state polls. Biden's overall approval stands at merely 37 per cent, reports the Washington Post.&nbsp;The Post-ABC poll found that&nbsp;56 per cent of Americans disapprove of the US President.</p>

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The Biden vs Trump fight for the 2024 US Presidential elections is heating up, and a new poll shows that former president Donald Trump is in the lead. A new Washington Post-ABC poll shows that the incumbent US President is trailing 10 percentage points behind his predecessor Trump.

The Biden vs Trump fight for the 2024 US Presidential elections is heating up, and a new poll shows that former president Donald Trump is in the lead. A new Washington Post-ABC poll shows that the incumbent US President is trailing 10 percentage points behind his predecessor Trump. However, the poll has faced criticism from experts, who have labelled the decision to release poll results "ridiculous". Poll results In its analysis of the poll, The Post wrote: "The … poll shows Biden trailing Trump by 10 percentage points at this early stage in the election cycle, although the sizable margin of Trump's lead in this survey is significantly at odds with other public polls that show the general election contest a virtual dead heat." Also read | Majority of Americans concerned over Biden’s age and Trump’s lawsuits ahead of 2024 elections: Poll "The difference between this poll and others, as well as the unusual makeup of Trump’s and Biden’s coalitions in this survey, suggests it is probably an outlier." Outlier? In statistics, an outlier refers to a data point that lies abnormally far away from other values in a dataset. Leading political pollster Larry Sabato, the director of the Center for Politics at the University of Virginia, as per the Guardian has labelled the Washinton Post-ABC decision to release the poll 'ridiculous'. Taking to X, Sabato said: "Ignore the Washington Post–ABC poll." "It’s a ridiculous outlier (Trump up 10 over Biden—laughable). My question: How could you even publish a poll so absurd on its face? Will be a lingering embarrassment for you.," he added. Ignore the Washington Post - ABC poll. It’s a ridiculous outlier (Trump up 10 over Biden—laughable). My question: How could you even publish a poll so absurd on its face? Will be a lingering embarrassment for you. — Larry Sabato (@LarrySabato) September 24, 2023 × The New York Times' chief political analyst Nate Cohn has also criticised the poll. Also read | US says will impose visa restrictions on individuals 'undermining' Bangladesh elections Referring to a previous Post-ABC poll from May, he said: "It's really really hard to release outlying poll results, so you've got to give credit to ABC/Post here, but I do have a fairly major quibble with ABC/Post here: if you release consecutive 'outlying' poll results -- R+7 in May, R+10 today -- you don't get to dismiss your results." It's really really hard to release outlying poll results, so you've got to give credit to ABC/Post here, but I do have a fairly major quibble with ABC/Post here: if you release consecutive 'outlying' poll results -- R+7 in May, R+10 today -- you don't get to dismiss your results — Nate Cohn (@Nate_Cohn) September 24, 2023 × Despite the criticism the poll results face, as per The Guardian, Trump, even with the many criminal charges he faces, does hold commanding leads in national and key state polls. Biden's overall approval stands at merely 37 per cent, reports the Washington Post. The Post-ABC poll found that 56 per cent of Americans disapprove of the US President. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

US Presidential elections 2024: New poll shows Joe Biden trailing 10 points behind Donald Trump

Joe Biden addressed Americans as he took the lead in several battleground states and appeared to win the Whiten House in election. Biden said he is going to win this race and asked supporters to stay calm until the verdict is out.

US ELECTION 2020 Results Update: Joe Biden addresses amid counting in key states

With Democratic Presidential candidate Joe Biden closing in on 270, the Trump team has made claims of fraud & threatened multiple legal actions to stall the presidential verdict. WION brings you a report.

US ELECTION 2020: Trump team made claims of fraud & threatened legal actions to stall the verdict

There is still no results yet but both Biden & Trump camps have put out statements in terms of what is being projected, their statements are contrary to one another.

US ELECTION 2020: Trump camp cries foul, again; Biden camp hits out at Trump

Joe Biden is on the cusp of victory. He is six electoral college votes away from winning the presidency, and has taken the lead in three crucial states — Georgia, Pennsylvania and Nevada, any one of which would give him the key to the White House.

US ELECTION 2020 Results Update: Biden is narrowly ahead of Trump as counting continues

Global leaders reactions have started to pour in on US election drama, some leaders are pointing on the flaws of US electoral system while others have called it bit of a spectacle.

US ELECTION 2020: Russia warns against civil unrest; Global leaders react to drama

Democratic nominee Joe Biden is not exactly a saint! He is also accused of the same crimes as Donald Trump. WION brings you a report.

US ELECTION 2020: Why Joe Biden is no saint!

According to the Associated Press, Democratic Presidential nominee Joe Biden has 264 electoral college votes while President Donald Trump has about 214 votes. 270 happens to be the magic number needed for a candidate to claim presidency.

US ELECTION 2020 Results Update: Uncertainty in 5 key battleground states

The battle for the Presidency of United States of America is going om right down to the wide. This is the final stretch of voting and it is Joe Biden who has quite clearly got a lead in this case. WION brings you a report.

US ELECTION 2020 Results Update: Democratic Nominee Biden inches closer to majority votes

Three days since US Election is wrapped up yet there is no president. The outcome of the Presidential election hangs in balance. Team Trump is demanding that the vote count should be stopped, on the other hand team Biden has said that every vote must be counted. WION brings you a report.

US ELECTION 2020 Results Update: 5 key battleground states continue to count votes

Joe Biden has issued a short statement from his home state of Delaware urging people for patience and reiterated that every vote counts & it will be counted.

US ELECTION 2020: Joe Biden calls for patience as votes are counted

Donald Trump's campaign team have filed lawsuits in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Georgia, where ballots are still being counted in races that are too close to call.

US ELECTION 2020 Update: Team Trump files lawsuits in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Georgia

Some Republicans in United States criticized President Donald Trump’s unsupported claim that Democrats are trying to steal the election.

US ELECTION 2020: Top Republicans distance themselves from Trump's statements

The first public appearance since early morning hours after election days, Donald Trump claimed that the Democrats are stealing the election.

US ELECTION 2020 Results Update: Trump lashes out with fraud claims as Biden nears victory

Facebook has said that it has taken down rapidly growing Pro-Trump group from their site for posting violent, rhetoric & also baseless claims that the democrats are stealing the election.

US ELECTION 2020: Facebook bans 'Stop the steal' group over calls for violence

The presidential election predictions from the key states sparks protests & demonstrations in several cities of the United States. WION brings you a report.

US ELECTION 2020: Protests over vote counting as US awaits result

President Donald Trump's campaign lost court rulings in the closely contested states of Georgia and Michigan, even as it vowed to bring a new lawsuit challenging what it called voting irregularities in Nevada.

US ELECTION 2020: Trump loses court battles in Georgia & Michigan

The first public appearance since early morning hours after election days, Donald Trump claimed that the Democrats are not winning but stealing the election. According to Trump if they count only legal votes then it's quite clear that he is the one who is winning.

US ELECTION 2020: Bleak odds for Trump winning presidency

In this episode of U.S. Election Dialogues we talk about Who will be the next US President?

LIVE: U.S. Election Dialogues : The Opinion Polls; Nov 04, 2020

During a press conference from the White House, US President Donald Trump accused the Joe Biden campaign of election fraud. Former Ambassador to the United States Arun Singh tells more on insides of the Trump's announcements & US Election's impact on the India.

U.S. ELECTION 2020 Results Update| Trump: Democrats are trying to steal a win, will move SC

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