New York Times: Biden has 205 electoral votes, Trump has 112

Republican Senator Lindsey Graham has won reelection in South Carolina, defeating Democratic challenger Jaime Harrison, in a race pre-election polls had suggested as highly competitive.With 56% of the vote counted, Graham is leading Harrison by a wide margin, with 56.4% of the vote to Harrison"s 42.2%.

A former Jordanian lawmaker who infamously challenged former Likud MK Oren Hazan to a fight at the Allenby Border Crossing between Israel and Jordan died In Tuesday in an accident In the Desert Highway.The lawmaker, Yahya Al-Saud, was with his brother and two children in the vehicle, who are currently being treated in hospital, the Amman-based Roya News reported.

Fox News projects Trump will win Texas

Democratic candidate Joe Biden reacted to election results so far.He said: "I believe we're In track to win this election. We're going to have to be patient, until every vote is counted, every ballot is counted."

Occasional rain accompanied by thunderstorms is expected to fall mainly in the north of the country and along the coastal plain with a fear of flooding.Winds will strengthen. There will be a drop in temperatures that will be lower than normal for the season. From the evening and into the night, rain will fall from the north all the way to the northern Negev, with a fear of floods in the Judean Desert and the Dead Sea.Tonight intermittent rain accompanied by thunderstorms is expected to fall from the north of the country to the northern Negev. There is a serious fear of floods in the eastern streams, the Judean Desert and the Dead Sea. There are still fears of flooding along the coastal plain.

Reports from Washington, D.C. say at the Third District Metro Police Building in DC, tires have been slashed, fireworks are being shot toward the building, and protesters are brandishing handguns.People are being advised to avoid the areas around U St. NW.

Data from the ISA (Automatic Banking Services), the operator of the national credit card payment system, show that data In credit card expenses during the second closure in October were 23.5% higher than the volume of expenses in the first lockdown in April this year.The data show that the amount of credit card expenses in October was NIS 25.859 billion, a decrease of 6.97% compared to October 2019, when Israelis spent NIS 27.797 billion In credit cards.Compared to the first closure in April this year, credit card spending figures in October are 23.5% higher. In April, the daily expenditure In credit cards was NIS 675.40 million, and in October it was NIS 834.15 million.