'Can Kamala Harris Still Win?' Voters Concerned As Trump Crosses 200-Electoral Mark

Former President Donald Trump crossed the 200 Electoral votes mark after securing wins in Texas, Florida and Ohio. Vice President Kamala Harris, with a win in Colorado, was at 109 electoral college votes - far behind her Republican opponent. As results came out, several Democratic voters were concerned and asked 'Can Kamala Harris still win?'.

What is a realistic picture?Kamala Harris currently has 109 electoral votes. She needs 161 more to reach 270.Considering the states still in play (New Jersey, Delaware, Illinois, and New York), these could add up to 64 electoral votes. If she wins all of these states, she will need an additional 97 electoral votes from remaining states. This is possible but will depend on outcomes in states like Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, which still have many undecided votes.Read More: Each of the 50 states and the District of Columbia is assigned a specific number of “electors”, adding up to 538. The more populous a state, the more its number of electors. A candidate needs to cross 270 electoral votes to win the election. Which States Has Trump Won?Donald Trump has secured wins in several states, including Kentucky (8 electoral votes), Indiana (11), South Carolina (9), Florida (30), Oklahoma (7), Missouri (10), Texas (40), North Carolina (16), North Dakota (3), South Dakota (3), Louisiana (8), Ohio (17), Wyoming (3), Nebraska (2), Tennessee (11), Alabama (9), Mississippi (6), West Virginia (4), Arkansas (6), Montana (4), and Utah (6). This gives Trump a strong total of 213 electoral votes.Read More: Kamala Harris has secured victories in Vermont (3 electoral votes), Massachusetts (11), Connecticut (7), Rhode Island (4), Maryland (10), and Colorado (10). This gives her a total of 109 electoral votes. The remaining states still in play include New Jersey (14), Delaware (3), Illinois (19), and New York (28). They could add up to 64 more electoral votes. Harris would need to win additional states to reach the 270 electoral votes required for victory.