Clinton is ahead of Trump on 1 million votes

Photo: Hillary Clinton @HillaryClinton

Hillary Clinton, a Democratic candidate for the US presidency, outperformed Donald Trump by more than a million votes. Reports about it Politico, with reference to counting data.

According to the publication, 61 voters voted for Clinton, while 963 people voted for Trump. It is worth noting that voting data has not yet been announced in California, Washington and Utah. The count in Michigan has also not been completed, but there, according to preliminary data, they supported Trump.

To win the election, he had to get the votes of the 270 electors. Trump managed not only to collect the required number of votes, but also to over-fulfill the plan. He received 290 electoral votes, and Clinton supported the 232 elector.

A similar situation occurred in the United States in 2000, when Republican George W. Bush became president. Then his Democratic Party opponent, Al Gore, beat him to 540 by a thousand votes.

The election of 45 President of the United States took place over a week ago - November 8.

Trump won in Kentucky, Indiana, West Virginia, South Carolina, Tennessee, Missouri, and Oklahoma, Alabama, Arkansas, Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota, North Dakota, Wyoming, Texas, Louisiana, Montana, Missouri, Ogres, Ogres, Wyoming, Texas, Louisiana, Montana, Missouri, Ogres, Ogres, Wyoming, Texas, Louisiana, Montana, Missouri, Ogres, Ogres, Wyoming, Texas, Louisiana, Montana, Missouri, Ogres, Ogres, Wyoming, Texas, Louisiana, Montana, Missouri, Ogres, Nebraska, Wyoming, Texas, La. Florida, Utah, Georgia, Iowa, Alaska, Wisconsin, Arizona, Pennsylvania.

Clinton won in Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Illinois, New York, Connecticut, New Mexico, Virginia, Colorado, California, Oregon, Washington, Nevada, Maine, New Hampshire, Minnesota , District of Columbia and Hawaii.

US presidential elections are not direct. The voters vote for the electors who support this or that candidate. The counting of votes takes place in each state separately.

On the third night after the election of the President of the United States of passion in American cities got hot to the limit. Unrest swept cities and university campuses across the country - in those states where Hillary Clinton led the elections. The peaceful protests of the first day were replaced by pogroms. The protesters beat the windows, threw an incendiary mixture to the police.

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