Republican Party candidate Donald Trump has been unofficially elected as the 47th President of the United States. After a one-sided battle with incumbent Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris, she secured the magic number of 270 out of 538 electoral votes.

Fox News reported Wednesday (November 6) that Donald Trump secured 270 electoral votes with the win.

According to Fox News, Donald Trump has 277 Electoral College votes. On the other hand, Democratic party candidate Kamla Harris got 226 votes. There are still 35 Electoral College votes left.

Meanwhile, Donald Trump, appearing at a campaign watch party in Florida, said he had won an extraordinary victory. He also said that this will be America's golden age. This is a tremendous victory for the American people, which will help us make America great again, he said.

Donald Trump thanked voters for electing him as the 47th president of the United States, calling the victory a "political victory". During his speech, the crowd in Palm Beach chanted 'America', 'America', 'America'.

Donald Trump was accompanied by his wife Melania Trump and vice presidential candidate JD Vance. At one point in the speech, Trump thanked voters and wife Melania.

Meanwhile, Donald Trump was already giving a glimpse of victory. On a radio show in Philadelphia on Tuesday night, he said that he will win the presidential election if he wins the state of Pennsylvania.

"We are going to make this country greater than ever," Trump said. If we win Pennsylvania, we will win the entire election; We will win everything.

18 crore 60 lakh voters voted in the 50 states and the District of Columbia.

Before the vote, international media reports were saying that the hand of making history is in front of the candidate of the Democratic Party, Kamala Harris. On the other hand, the candidate of the Republican Party, Donald Trump, is confident of returning to erase the defeat of the last election. But the polls showed a close fight.

In addition to Kamala Harris-Donald Trump, Green Party's Jill Stein, Libertarian Party's Chase Oliver, independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (who has withdrawn from the race but is still on the ballot in most states) and Cornell West (independent) ran.

The US election system is quite complex. The President of the United States is not elected by popular vote. There are 538 Electoral College votes in the 50 states and the famous US capital, Washington DC. 270 Electoral College votes are required to win the election. Each state has a different number of electoral college votes. The party that wins the state gets all the Electoral College votes in that state. That is, winners get all.

Some astronauts have cast their votes in advance for the US presidential election from space. They are Butch Wilmore, Suni Williams and Don Pettit from the International Space Station.

According to US media outlet CNN, the Harris County Clerk of Court in Texas, who works on the election, reported this information.

A photo of the astronauts has been posted on NASA's Instagram. It shows that they are wearing socks in the colors of the national flag on Election Day. This is a way to show their support for the electoral atmosphere. Usually, information is transferred between the space station and mission control, which is how the votes cast in space are sent to Earth.

Earlier, Williams told reporters from the space station, "Voting as a citizen is a very important responsibility and I am looking forward to voting from space, which is really great."

Accordingly, voting is underway in the US election on Tuesday (November 5). This national vote will determine the next president as well as the composition of the House of Representatives and the Senate.

Voting began in the eastern US state of Vermont at 5 am local time (12 noon GMT). Voting will last 12 to 14 hours.

18 crore 60 lakh voters can vote in the 50 US states and the District of Columbia. However, more than 8 crore people have already voted due to the postal and early voting system in most states.

Although the voting has begun, who is holding the key to the White House is waiting for everyone. Will the world's most influential country, the United States, get its first female president, or will Donald Trump come to power for the second time?

The US election system is quite complicated. The US president is not elected by popular vote. The 50 states and the District of Columbia, the capital of the US, Washington, DC, have 538 Electoral College votes. To win the election, 270 Electoral College votes are needed. Each state has a different number of Electoral College votes. The party that wins the state gets all the Electoral College votes in that state. That is, winners get all.

This year's election is being contested in seven swing states. Of these swing states, 10 are in Wisconsin, 19 in Pennsylvania, 11 in Arizona, 16 in Georgia, 15 in Michigan, 6 in Nevada, and 16 in North Carolina. There are three Electoral College votes for Washington, DC.

When will the results be known?

Each electoral district has its own voting deadlines. Different states have different laws regarding the counting of ballots and when mail-in ballots can be accepted. For this reason, the final results of some states will be known the day after the election or even later.

In 2020, it took several days to announce the results of the presidential election. This time too, it may be necessary to wait until several days to know the names of the winners of the new president and other important positions.

Dhaka: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dismissed his popular defense minister, Yoav Gallant.

In a surprise announcement on Tuesday (November 5), Netanyahu said he had lost confidence in Gallant's handling of Israel's wars in Gaza and Lebanon.

"That confidence has been eroded over the past few months. In light of this, I have decided to end his term as defense minister today," Netanyahu said in a statement issued by his office.

The statement added that Netanyahu had appointed Foreign Minister Israel Katz to replace Gallant as defense minister, with Gideon Saar becoming the new foreign minister.

Shortly after the dismissal was announced, Gallant said in a post on X that working to ensure Israel's security "will always be my life's goal."

Voting for the 47th presidential election of the United States is underway. Voting begins at 5 am local time (12 noon GMT) in the eastern state of Vermont. Voting will last 12 to 14 hours.

18 crore 60 lakh voters in the 50 states and the District of Columbia of the United States can vote. However, more than 8 crore people have already voted due to the postal and early voting system in most states.

Although the voting has begun, who is holding the key to the White House? Will the United States, the most influential country in the world, get its first female president, or will Donald Trump come to power for the second time?

International media reports say that Democratic Party candidate Kamala Harris is on the verge of making history. On the other hand, Republican Party candidate Donald Trump is determined to make a comeback by erasing the shame of his defeat in the last election. However, surveys indicate a close fight.

Who will win the fight to capture the White House, who will have the last laugh - Kamala Harris or Donald Trump. The answer to this question is now waiting for the last minute. Many voters will make their decisions at the last minute. There are many silent voters. So, it is not possible to guess who will win before the results are announced.

Kamala, a struggling woman from California, is currently the Vice President of the United States. On the other hand, Donald Trump is one of the richest men in the US. Not only to the people of the United States; is this year’s US election also significant to the world in the midst of a world devastated by war and a turbulent global economy.

Apart from Kamala Harris-Donald Trump, Jill Stein of the Green Party, Chase Oliver of the Libertarian Party, independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (who withdrew from the election but is still on the ballot in most states) and Cornel West (independent) are competing in the US presidential election.

Only citizens of the country can vote in the US presidential election. They must be 18 years of age on or before Election Day. In addition, certain residency requirements must be met, which vary from state to state.

As of September of this year, 18 crore 60 lakh Americans have registered to vote. That is, 8 out of every 10 Americans of voting age have registered.

The US election system is quite complex. The president is not elected by popular vote in the United States. The 50 states and the District of Columbia, the capital of the United States, Washington, DC, have 538 Electoral College votes. To win the election, 270 Electoral College votes are needed. Each state has a different number of Electoral College votes. The party that wins a state gets all the Electoral College votes in that state. That is, winners get all.

The main competition in this election is in seven swing states. Among these swing states, Wisconsin has 10, Pennsylvania has 19, Arizona has 11, Georgia has 16, Michigan has 15, Nevada has 6, and North Carolina has 16 Electoral College votes. Washington, DC has three Electoral College votes.

However, the global geopolitical arena for the next four years depends on whether Donald Trump or Kamala Harris occupies the White House. In addition to regional politics, the next four years will see the strategic planning, decision-making, and power showdowns that will shape the direction of global politics. However, the world is welcoming a positive and orderly global geopolitical management. The torch of peace will burn throughout the world.

When will the results be known?

Each constituency has its own voting deadline. Different states have different laws regarding ballot counting and when mail-in ballots can be accepted. For this reason, the final results of some states will be known the day after the election or even later.

In 2020, the results of the presidential election took several days to be announced. This time too, it may be necessary to wait until several days after November 5 to know the names of the new president and other important officeholders.