The NPR Politics Podcast Biden Looks Strong After Wisconsin Win, But Both Candidates Still Have A Path
Nov 4, 2020
Joe Biden's victory in Wisconsin boosts his electoral count to 248, while Trump challenges the results amid ongoing vote counting. The podcast dives into the fierce competition and the misinformation affecting voter perceptions. Fundraising strategies and potential legal battles are explored as both campaigns brace for an uncertain outcome. Surprising Republican Senate wins defy expectations, reshaping political strategies and highlighting changing voter trends in battleground states.
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Election Update
- Joe Biden wins Wisconsin, securing 248 electoral votes.
- Trump has 214 votes; Michigan, Pennsylvania, Georgia, North Carolina, and Nevada are still undecided.
Campaign Sentiment
- Biden's campaign expresses optimism about winning, especially in Pennsylvania.
- Trump's campaign also claims confidence despite initiating legal challenges.
Trump Campaign's Legal Actions
- Trump's campaign is pursuing legal action in Michigan to halt vote counting and gain more legal monitors.
- They also requested a recount in Wisconsin, where Biden leads by about 20,000 votes.