US elections: Trump wins 232, Harris wins 198 electoral votes

After Indiana and Kentucky, the polling time for the election of the US President has also ended in Georgia, South Carolina, Vermont, Virginia, and Florida, after which the process of counting votes has started and votes are still being cast in many states.

Among the dice-rolling states are North Carolina, West Virginia, Ohio, Illinois, Maryland and Pennsylvania, where polling hours have ended and the counting of votes has begun.

Out of 538 US presidential elections, Donald Trump has received 248 and Kamala Harris 216 electoral votes so far.

According to the results so far, the Republicans have won 174 seats in the House of Representatives, the Democrats have won 133 seats, while the Republicans have won 51 seats and the Democrats have won 43 seats in the Senate.

Polling times in the US are also different in different states. Due to six different time zones, polling will end at different times in different US states.

The voting process for the presidential elections is going on in other states of America, in which the contest between the Republican candidate Donald Trump and the Democratic candidate Kamala Harris is expected.

According to American media, 78.9 million people have already cast their votes and any candidate will need at least 270 out of 538 electoral votes to win.

In today's elections, voters will elect 435 members of the House of Representatives and 218 seats are required to control the House of Representatives.

34 out of 100 members of the US Senate will also be elected today. Currently, there are 38 Republican members and 28 Democrats in the Senate. Governors will also be elected in 11 states.

In today's US presidential election, seven states will have extraordinary importance and will be important in choosing the new US president.

The US states of Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin will play an important role in the presidential election.

The ongoing polling process for the election of the 47th President of the United States ended at 4:00am Pakistani time in the American states of Indiana and Kentucky. The polling in Hawaii, Alaska, and several western states ended at 5:00am Pakistan time.

Polling in Georgia and New Carolina ended between 6:00am and 7:00am Pakistan time. Voting in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin ended between 7:00am and 8:00am Pakistan time.

Finally, the polling time will end at 11:00am Pakistan time in Alaska.

It is pertinent to note that the voting process for the presidential elections in the United States is going on, in which the Republican candidate Donald Trump and the Democratic candidate Kamala Harris are expected to face each other.