On November 3, 2020, Democratic challenger Joe Biden defeated Republican incumbent Donald Trump in the US presidential election. The result was confirmed only after days of vote counting. Trump contested his loss, alleging election fraud.
The US presidential election on November 3, 2020, was a pivotal moment in American politics. Democratic challenger Joe Biden secured victory over Republican incumbent Donald Trump. The vote counting process extended over several days, heightening tensions.
Trump refused to concede defeat and claimed there had been election fraud. These assertions sparked controversies and legal battles in the ensuing weeks. Biden's win paved the way for his inauguration in January 2021, marking a shift in US policy after four years of Trump's presidency.
The election context was shaped by the COVID-19 pandemic, economic challenges, and social divisions. Biden's campaign focused on unity and combating the pandemic, while Trump highlighted his achievements in the economy and foreign policy. The outcome highlighted the polarized nature of US electoral contests.