Politics
If you thought Joe Biden’s massive popular vote majority – and securing the necessary electoral college votes to win the election – are guaranteed to remove Donald Trump from the White House, you might want to think again, writes Michael Bradley
Politics
Democratic challenger Joe Biden appears just six electoral college votes away from claiming victory in the US presidential election, with Donald Trump’s chances of remaining in the White House slipping away with each update of the vote count.
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