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Fox News has projected that Donald Trump has held Florida – a key state in the race for the presidency (Picture: Metro.co.uk) Donald Trump has reportedly won the election race in Florida, according to Fox News. The TV network has called the key battleground state for the president, handing him hope that he could be spending the next four years in the White House. The state has 29 electoral college votes and is famous for swinging between the Democrats and Republicans. Trump won it in the 2016 presidential election, preceded by Barack Obama in 2012 and 2008 and George Bush in 2004. With a diverse and growing population with more Republican support in the north and a stronger Democrat base in the south, Florida is one of the most unpredictable states. Trump’s better-than-expected popularity among Hispanic and Black voters was thought to have helped him win the neck-and-neck contest. However his popularity among Cubans in Florida would not necessarily translate among Latinos in states like Arizona or Texas. Joe Biden saw a shift in support from white, older, higher-income and more suburban voters in the sunshine state. Trump at a campaign rally at The Villages Polo Club in Florida (Picture: Getty Images/AFP) The President is a Floridian himself, having registered his residency to Palm Beach County in October 2019. Florida was a particularly crucial for Trump, whereas Biden could afford to lose it and still have a decent chance of winning the election. Florida is only surpassed in electoral college votes by safe Texas and California, with 38 and 58 respectively. More: Donald Trump US election 2020: What are this year’s swing states? Jennifer Lopez supports Joe Biden in US election as she flashes ‘I voted’ sticker US election results map live: Trump vs Biden - who is winning? Of the four states with the most electoral college votes – accounting for population size – New York and California are easy victories for the Democrats. Texas has traditionally been a Republican state although Democrats have claimed it as a battleground in this year’s race and hope to win it for the first time since 1976. Arizona, Iowa, Georgia, Florida, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Texas and Wisconsin are among the states that will help determine which candidate gets the 270 electoral votes to win the presidency. Get in touch with our news team by emailing us at webnews@metro.co.uk. For more stories like this, check our news page. US election 2020 Follow our US election live blog for the latest updates throughout election day and night. Wondering how it all works? Check out our guide to the most Googled questions on the 2020 election which covers everything you need to know about swing states, the electoral college, and everything in between. How to watch the US Election in the UK: Start time, channels, and what to expect Celebrities react to the US election When will the US election result be announced? What happens if the US election result is delayed? US election results map live: Who is currently in the lead? Check out Metro.co.uk’s full US election coverage here
