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  • Biden Confirms Acceptance of Election Results.. Pledges Organized Transfer of Power

  • Biden's speech reflects clear commitment to American democratic traditions, despite his party's loss in historic elections to Donald Trump
Biden Confirms Acceptance of Election Results.. Pledges Organized Transfer of Power
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President Joe Biden began his first statements following Donald Trump's victory by affirming that the American people exercised their choices peacefully and democratically, indicating his congratulations to Trump and confirming his administration's cooperation to ensure an organized transition.

Biden stated in an address to the American people Thursday that Harris gave her utmost efforts and showed exceptional courage, explaining that they don't consider their opponents enemies and respect the people's choice.

He added that the electoral system is characterized by fairness and transparency, rejecting any doubt about its integrity, confirming his commitment to ensuring a peaceful transfer of power on January 20. The outgoing president indicated that the fruits of his team's efforts will become apparent in coming years, describing his presidency as "historic" and asserting he's leaving behind the strongest global economy.

He emphasized the importance of each remaining day of his term, adding that Democrats will overcome this loss and regain their strength, pledging to continue work in the remaining 74 days of his presidency.

Previously, Harris pledged yesterday a smooth transfer of power to Trump following his significant victory in the White House race. The Republican leader's return to power was uniquely characterized as his third electoral campaign witnessed two assassination attempts, 4 indictments, and a criminal conviction.

Trump achieved a sweeping victory, prevailing in swing states from Georgia to Pennsylvania through Wisconsin, ending Harris's hopes, before Michigan, a traditional Democratic stronghold, gave him the decisive push.

Pending results from 3 states, the Republican candidate received 294 electoral votes compared to 223 for his competitor, significantly exceeding the 270-vote threshold required to win in the indirect voting system elections, with expectations of winning the popular vote for the first time.

Levant-Agencies