Election 2020 presidential results

President Trump's campaign has said Georgia — where Joe Biden is narrowly leading — is "heading for a recount."

“Georgia is headed for a recount, where we are confident we will find ballots improperly harvested, and where President Trump will ultimately prevail, Trump campaign general counsel Matt Morgan said in the statement.

Remember: There is no automatic recount in Georgia. A candidate has to request a recount after results are certified.

Here's how that process works:

Earlier this morning, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said the state's election results are too close to call.

Joe Biden's lead in Nevada slightly increased with the latest batch of votes coming in from the state.

With 91% of the vote currently reported, Biden is up about 20,000 votes, CNN's John King said.

"That's a modest lead, right? But just as in the other states when we get the new votes, what do we do? We look at the trajectory of the race," King said.

In Clark County, a large population area in Nevada, Joe Biden received 19,995 votes in the latest ballot drop, and President Trump received 9,357, King reported. That means Joe Biden received 65% of the votes.

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The race for the White House is still too close to call.

CNN has not yet made a projection in several key states, and neither Joe Biden nor President Trump have received the 270 electoral votes needed to win. Right now, Biden has 253 electoral votes to Trump's 213. If Biden wins Pennsylvania, he's over the 270 electoral vote threshold.

Here's a look at where things stand in five key states we're watching right now:

Former astronaut Mark Kelly, a Democrat, will win the Senate race in Arizona, defeating incumbent GOP Sen. Martha McSally, CNN projects. The late Sen. John McCain once held this seat.

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Biden campaign manager Jen O’Malley Dillon anticipated President Trump gaining a bit of ground in Arizona's Maricopa County, which led her to issue this gentle warning yesterday: “Folks are going to need to stay patient and stay calm.”

They had expected Trump to close the gap in Arizona’s largest county – but they still believe Biden has more support coming in from the 220,000 uncounted votes in the state. They remain confident he will carry the state.

The Biden campaign remains focused on Pennsylvania today. They were hoping Pennsylvania would be called before the Arizona development, an aide said, but they insist it doesn’t change the trajectory of things.

They're still confident Biden is on the cusp of being declared president.

Maricopa County, Arizona, may be an “opportunity” for Trump in his path to 270 electoral votes, CNN’s John King said as the President continues to chip away at Joe Biden's lead in the state.

“It's the flip of what we've seen in Georgia and Pennsylvania,” King noted, referencing Biden's recent leads in those states.

The latest update from the state’s most populated county, which is also home to Phoenix, show that Biden's lead in the state is shrinking. The Democratic presidential nominee gained 28,285 votes. Trump gained more — 31,716 votes.

“Six in 10 votes in Arizona are cast in Maricopa County,” King said, adding that with each update from the county in the past 24 hours, “the President is consistently coming out on top.”

Trump won Maricopa County in 2016 and while the suburban shift has been helping Biden across America, King noted that Maricopa County is not a “blowout Democratic county” like Philadelphia is.

After this update, Maricopa County still has about 140,000 ballots to count. In total, Arizona still has about 220,000 statewide ballots to report, CNN's Kyung Lah reports.

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With about 220,000 outstanding votes in Arizona, CNN’s David Chalian said that President Trump needs “to significantly improve his performance in the rest of the vote” to overtake Joe Biden’s lead.  

In the latest update from Arizona’s Maricopa County — where Phoenix is located — Trump gained 31,716 and Biden added 28,285 votes. 

“Donald Trump won 51% of those votes. Joe Biden got 46%. That number, 51% for Donald Trump, that is below what he needs to be doing if he's actually going to overtake Joe Biden and win Arizona,” he added. 

“Even though he's making some ground … Donald Trump actually has to significantly improve his performance in the rest of the vote than what we just saw in that latest update,” Chalian said. 

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Missouri Sen. Roy Blunt, a member of the Senate GOP leadership, said President Trump has a right to want to make sure all legal votes are counted. However, he warned the President needs to be consistent: 

Blunt, who as Rules Committee chairman is heavily involved in inaugural planning, said he expects the election outcome to be concluded in the next 10 days or so.

“Part of the obligation of leadership is you should always have in your mind how do I leave,” he said.

Blunt was in the Capitol to preside over a brief pro-forma session of the Senate. He spoke off-camera to reporters. 

Arizona's Maricopa County, which includes the Phoenix area, just released its latest tally as it continues to count votes.

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Arizona is one of six states where CNN has not yet made a projection. There are 11 electoral votes at stake.

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