The US state of Georgia has decided to recount the votes because the difference between the votes received by Trump and Biden is very small. According to Geo News, under Georgian law, if the difference between the votes received by the candidates is less than 0.5%. If so, either side can demand a recount. In Georgia, there is a close contest between the two candidates, and with 99 percent of the vote counted so far, the situation is that both Trump and Biden received 49.4 and 49.4 votes, respectively. Due to the close competition, it has been decided to recount in Georgia. Georgia has 16 electoral votes and is the most important state for Trump. Biden currently has a 1,500-vote lead over Trump in that state, with 4,169 votes remaining to be counted. In addition, the votes of 8,000 military personnel are arriving by post and will be counted.
