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Supporters of Donald Trump cannot believe it: The incumbent US President lost the election to Joe Biden.
In Las Vegas, Nevada, Trump voters gathered outside election offices.
Photo: Jae C. Hong / AP
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A completely different picture in Trump's former home.
Thousands of Biden supporters celebrate on the streets of New York City - even if the Corona protective measures suffered.
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The US president had moved his official residence to Mar-a-Lago in Florida last year.
The joy was one of the greatest in New York City.
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Relief in Wilmington, Delaware: For days, Biden's supporters had hoped that there would be enough for their candidate.
So does this man who carries a flag in Biden's hometown.
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Many people in New York City celebrated almost ecstatically - even before the US media had even declared Biden the winner.
This man took a dip in Washington Square Park on Friday, shouting "Thank you, Nevada," according to a Twitter user.
The state was one of the crucial states in the race for the White House.
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Biden supporters celebrate outside Indipendence Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The Declaration of Independence was signed in 1776 and the Constitution of the United States in 1787 in the former parliament building of the Budapest State.
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In Phoenix, Arizona, however, the mood was more heated.
Trump's campaign team accuses the most populous Maricopa district of incorrectly counting votes.
It did not name evidence for this.
Trump supporters gathered in front of the counting office.
Why did they bring their guns?
To exercise their "right to the second amendment", as the man on the left told the AP news agency.
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But there were also unarmed Trump supporters who gathered in Maricopa.
And prayed as you can see in this picture.
Trump is particularly popular with evangelicals.
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Trump's supporters also demonstrated in North Carolina to "protect the election results".
Like the President himself, they did not provide any evidence that the results should be protected at all.
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The anger among Trump's supporters is great: Here a man in Philadelphia yells at supporters of Joe Biden.
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Hundreds of people gathered on the square of the Black Lives Matter protests in front of the White House and celebrated the removal of the incumbent US president.
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The mood among Trump's campaign team after the results were announced was completely different.
In an industrial area in Philadelphia, Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani spoke to the press - and of course he had allegations in his luggage.
His tenor: The president is not declared by any media.
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Also with the Trump supporters in Atlanta, Georgia: Lots of allegations, no evidence.
"Stop Cheating" is on a picture after Trump fell behind Biden even in the state that was initially believed to be safe.
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