US Elections Biden versus Trump: Republicans have lost Arizona

According to both Fox News and The Washington Post, Biden’s victory in the state was convincing, with over 53 percent of the vote, while Trump only 45 percent. Four years ago, Trump won in Arizona with a lead of three percentage points, but the Democratic candidate for senator succeeded there.

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According to CNN, this is due to the growing number of Hispanics in Arizona, while liberals from other parts of the United States are moving there. Trump succeeded there only in predominantly rural areas.

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However, Arizona will probably be the only one of the so-called swing states, where voters are leaning towards Republicans, here towards Democrats, where Biden has succeeded. According to estimates by The Washington Post, Trump has succeeded in all the others, including Texas, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, which would ensure him a victory in this year’s US presidential election. However, in many of these states, especially in Pennsylvania, it is necessary to wait for the number of correspondence votes to be counted, which can take several days.

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CNN pointed out that Biden failed to win enough Hispanic voters in Florida. Apparently Trump’s campaign, which portrayed Biden as a socialist, took over there. This may be due to the fact that there is a large community of Cuban emigrants and their descendants, who are mostly elected by Republicans who take a hard line on Cuba.

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