Joe Biden's votes increased after recount in Wisconsin

Donald Trump's campaign has called for recounts in many states, including Wisconsin and Georgia. Now, after recounts in two cities in the state, Milwaukee and Dean, Joe Biden's votes have even increased.

Donald Trump's campaign spent $3 million recounting votes in the northern state of Wisconsin, but election officials there have now announced that Biden's vote count was higher than reported.

After a recount in the two cities of Milwaukee and Dean in this state, 132 more votes were recorded in favor of Biden and 45 votes in favor of Trump. Numbers and statistics that do not affect Joe Biden's lead in this state.

It should be noted that Joe Biden won the Wisconsin election by 20,000 more votes. Therefore, Biden's electoral votes remained unchanged at 306 to Trump's 232.

Biden needed 270 electoral votes to win the election. On December 14, the Electoral College will choose and announce the next president of the United States.

The recount in Georgia is still ongoing, although it does not appear that the recount in that state will change the results of the November 3 election.

Source: DW