Joe Biden has now won the key battleground state of Michigan – a state that was typically blue until the 2016 election, but that Trump won 4 years earlier.
We’ve got a rundown of the key events that have happened so far, with all the latest developments.
And it looks only set to get messier.
Here are the highs and lows of this year’s election, with the latest update from Michigan, and what this means for the Biden campaign.
And according to the Independent, polls showed that Biden and his vice presidential nominee, Kamala Harris, lead the way, being favored amongst 66% of voters.
Other polls predicted results that opposed each other, some thinking our current president would be re-elected, while others rounded up that we would have a Democrat on the throne.
And the first results of the 2020 election rapidly began flooding in.
It was quickly confirmed that Trump won in a number of states, including Indiana, Kentucky, and Alabama, while Biden won over the West Coast states, such as California, Washington, and Oregon.
At the time of writing, Trump calls a win with 51.3% of the vote, while Biden had 47.8%.
The Republican senator has just confirmed her re-election.
It was quickly deleted from the social media platform.
Trump wins the crucial seat, earning him 38 electoral points.
He followed up his wish to close voting by suggesting he would be taking the matter to the Supreme Court.
Trump said: “As far as I am concerned, we have already won.”
The state has previously only ever backed 1 other Democratic candidate in the last 72 years, so this is a huge event for Biden and his party tonight.
The state had typically been blue when choosing a president over the last twenty-five years until Trump took home a small victory in 2016 – winning the state by 10,704 votes.
But, after a consistent lead in the polls in this year’s election, Biden has turned the state blue again.