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US election: Top Trump ally breaks silence to congratulate Biden

BBC News Published media captionTop Republican Mitch McConnell congratulated Joe Biden - but White House press secretary referred to ongoing litigation A top member of US President Donald Trump s Republican Party, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, has congratulated Joe Biden on winning the presidential election last month. Senator McConnell spoke after the electoral college formally confirmed Mr Biden s victory over Mr Trump. The Democrat won 306 electoral college votes to Mr Trump s 232. President Trump still refuses to concede, making unsubstantiated claims of widespread fraud. Relations with the Senate, currently controlled by the Republicans, will be crucial to Mr Biden s presidency. media captionThe president of the United States is not chosen directly by voters, but by what s known as the electoral college

Top Trump ally breaks silence to congratulate Biden

A top member of US President Donald Trump s Republican Party, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, has congratulated Joe Biden on winning the presidential election last month Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has congratulated Joe Biden on winning the presidential election last month. Photo: AFP/ Getty Images The Democrat won 306 electoral college votes to Trump s 232. President Trump still refuses to concede, making unsubstantiated claims of widespread fraud. Relations with the Senate, currently controlled by the Republicans, will be crucial to Biden s presidency. On Tuesday, he travels to Georgia to campaign for the Democrats in next month s Senate run-off elections. Two seats will be decided on 5 January and could determine whether or not his party takes control of the chamber. Democrats already control the House of Representatives.

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