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New York s Electoral College members casts ballots for Biden, Harris

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo presides over the Electoral College vote in the Assembly Chamber at the State Capitol. Former President Bill Clinton was among NY s electoral members. (Mike Groll/Office of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo) Dec 15, 2020 Former President Bill Clinton and former First Lady and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton were among members of New York’s Electoral College who met in person at the State Capitol Monday to cast the unanimous vote for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris for President and Vice-President. The 29 electors and a few key staff met in the Capitol’s Assembly Chamber, the largest gathering space in the building, with a capacity to hold over 1000 people.

Joe Biden officially passes 270-vote threshold to win Electoral College on California s vote

Democracy prevailed : Joe Biden passes 270-vote threshold to win Electoral College Joey Garrison and Rebecca Morin, USA TODAY Electoral College votes to hand Trump a loss he refuses to accept Replay Video UP NEXT WASHINGTON – The Electoral College elected Joe Biden as the next president Monday, formalizing the former Democratic vice president s win in the Nov. 3 election as President Donald Trump continues a long-shot effort to try to overturn the outcome.  Around 5:30 p.m. EST, California s 55 electors cast their ballots to push Biden over the 270-vote threshold needed to win. Biden and Sen. Kamala Harris, the vice president-elect, received 306 electoral votes overall, topping Trump’s 232 votes. Next, the electoral votes will be counted at a special joint session of Congress on Jan. 6 before Biden and Harris are inaugurated Jan. 20.

Democracy prevailed : Joe Biden passes 270-vote threshold to win Electoral College

Democracy prevailed : Joe Biden passes 270-vote threshold to win Electoral College Joey Garrison and Rebecca Morin, USA TODAY Electoral College votes to hand Trump a loss he refuses to accept Replay Video UP NEXT WASHINGTON – The Electoral College elected Joe Biden as the next president Monday, formalizing the former Democratic vice president s win in the Nov. 3 election as President Donald Trump continues a long-shot effort to try to overturn the outcome.  Around 5:30 p.m. EST, California s 55 electors cast their ballots to push Biden over the 270-vote threshold needed to win. Biden and Sen. Kamala Harris, the vice president-elect, received 306 electoral votes overall, topping Trump’s 232 votes. Next, the electoral votes will be counted at a special joint session of Congress on Jan. 6 before Biden and Harris are inaugurated Jan. 20.

The Electoral College will be voting Monday Here s what that means

The Electoral College will be voting Monday Here s what that means
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Biden surpasses 270 Electoral College votes, formalizing his win

All 538 electors have voted, formalizing Biden s 306-232 win Caroline Linton © Patrick Semansky / AP Biden All 538 electors voted Monday in the Electoral College, formalizing President-elect Joe Biden s victory in the 2020 presidential election. Their votes will next be sent to Washington to be counted by Congress on January 6. Hawaii s four electors voted shortly after 7 p.m. to make the final tally 306 Electoral College votes for Mr. Biden to 232 for President Trump.  At 5:30 p.m. ET, California s electors cast their state s 55 Electoral College votes for Mr. Biden, putting him over the 270 needed to win.  Mr. Biden spoke Monday night after the count had concluded, urging Americans to move forward after the election. While he struck a unifying tone toward the end of his speech, he also highlighted some of Mr. Trump s many legal challenges and his refusal to concede, calling it an assault on democracy.

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