Nevada and Georgia may define US elections this Thursday

The results of 5 states are missing, and Biden will reach the necessary votes to become the 46th president if he wins in Nevada

The states of Nevada and Georgia can define the United States elections on Thursday (5). The results of five states are missing, but these two may be enough to define who will run the White House for the next four years.

If he wins in Nevada, Democratic candidate Joe Biden will have enough votes in the Electoral College to be elected the 46th president of the United States. For Republican Donald Trump, the road is more difficult: he must win in Georgia, North Carolina and Pennsylvania and turn the result around in Nevada.