Judgement day: Trump 248 vs Harris 214

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Judgement day: Trump 248 vs Harris 214

(UPDATED 3PM)

As of 3pm Philippine time, initial poll results show Republican candidate and former US president Donald Trump ahead with 247 electoral colleges against the 214 of outgoing Vice President and Democrat candidate Kamala Harris, according to the tally of the Associated Press.

Other media outlets also had Trump ahead. The candidate who gets at least 270 electoral colleges wins the race to the White House.

(PHOTO FROM ANADOLU)


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