US Election 2020 Result: A close finish on cards, how the world reacts to presidential election
US Election 2020 Result: President Donald Trump and his Democratic rival Joe Biden are locked in a tight contest as the counting of votes continued in the United States.
A woman watches the live coverage of the presidential election at a restaurant in Mexico City, Mexico. (Image: Reuters)
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Members of a conservative group hold flags bearing messages of support for US President Donald Trump in front of the US embassy in Seoul, South Korea. (Image: Reuters)
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US citizens living abroad too are keen to know whether Donald Trump gets another run of the Oval Office or will he be voted out by Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden. A group watches the proceedings at a home party in Sydney, Australia, November 4. (Image: Reuters)
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A TV screen shows the vote count for the US presidential election at a barber shop in Shanghai, China, on November 4. (Image: Reuters)
A man walks past a screen showing US poll numbers at the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) building in Mumbai, India, on November 4. (Image: Reuters)
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A man holds a poster with images of Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and his running mate Kamala Harris as others watch live results at a bar in Taipei, Taiwan. (Image: Reuters)
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A person wearing a shirt in support of President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence at a bar in Taipei, Taiwan. (Image: Reuters)
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People watch live coverage of the 2020 US presidential election at a bar in Beijing, China, November 4. (Image: Reuters)
People watch live results of the US election at a bar in Taipei, Taiwan, November 4. (Image: Reuters)
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A member of a conservative group waves a flag bearing a message of support for President Donald Trump in front of the US embassy in Seoul, South Korea, November 4. (Image: Reuters)
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Results of the US presidential flash on a TV screen as a customer shops in Sydney, Australia, November 4. (Image: Reuters)
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People watch a TV broadcast of the 2020 US presidential election in Seoul, South Korea, November 4. (Image: Reuters)
