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Donald Trump has been projected to win the state of Florida during the 2020 U.S. presidential elections.

Donald Trump has won Florida by 51.2% of votes against Joe Biden (47.8%). This ensures that Trump has secured 29 electoral votes from the state.

Donald Trump has won Florida by 51.2% of votes against Joe Biden (47.8%). This ensures that Trump has secured 29 electoral votes from the state.U.S. President Donald Trump and his opponent Joe Biden are contesting for the White House in 2020. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, millions of Americans have opted to vote by mail instead of voting in person on election day. On November 3 at 10.00 pm EST, the counting is underway, and Donald Trump has secured victory in many of the key states and is leading in a few states.

Donald Trump has won the expected swing state of Florida with 51.2 percent of votes. He has also won Ohio with 53.3 percent. According to NBC News Project, he has also won Texas and Iowa by similar margins. Florida was the nation’s most prized battleground state and regarded as the most important for the president in his bid for re-election to the White House.

The president had recently changed his home state from New York to Florida and had conducted multiple rallies across the state in his second bid to become the U.S. President.

The election results are yet to be announced as the counting in a few states is ongoing. It is expected that the counting will conclude in a few more hours.

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