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Presidential election results are announced on a state-by-state basis, with states on the eastern coast typically being announced first and western states being announced later. While news anchors typically announce who has won a specific state over the airwaves, the two main organizations who actually make the official call are Reuters and The. Even if the TV networks announce the results of the United States presidential elections within the next few hours, it will in fact get the official approval only on January 6, 2021 – 14 days.

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