LIVE US Presidential Election: Joe Biden and Donald Trump's support rates change every minute

Democratic candidate Joe Biden (left) and Republican candidate Donald Trump. Photo: AFP

AP news agency predicts candidatesJoe Bidenwon Virginia and its 13 electoral votes. Virginia was a swing state in the 2008 and 2012 elections but has swung more Democratic in recent years.

Also according to AP, the "neighboring" state of Virginia, West Virginia, with 5 electoral votes, belonged to the current President Donald Trump. Previously, Mr. Trump was also predicted to win in Kentucky and Indiana.

Meanwhile, the two battleground states of Ohio and North Carolina have just finished voting. Earlier, North Carolina officials announced that some polling stations had been operating longer than expected due to late opening. Thus, it is likely that the vote count results in this state will also be delayed.

In a crucial battleground state, Florida, US media believe that President Trump is gaining quite a bit of advantage.

The New York Times predicts a 95% chance that Mr. Trump will win Florida, with the clearest signal being the votes in Miami-Dade County.

As of 9:30 a.m. November 4 (Vietnam time),Trumpwon in 15 states, gaining 101 electoral votes, while his opponent Biden won in 12 states, with 121 votes.

-Trump wins: Alabama, Kentucky, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Mississippi, West Virginia, Indiana, Missouri, South Carolina, Louisiana, South Dakota, North Dakota, Wyoming, Nebraska.

-Biden wins: Illinois, New Jersey, Virginia, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Washington DC, Delaware, Vermont, New Mexico, New York, Colorado.