Donald Trump’s projected to have won the first two of the key battleground states in the US election.
North Carolina and Georgia have voted in favour of the former President – along with a host of traditional Republican heartlands.
Kamala Harris’s team still insist they ‘feel good’ about finding a way to victory.
But she’s currently behind in counts in battleground states like Pennsylvania, Georgia and Michigan.
270 electoral college votes are needed for a candidate to become president – currently Mr Trump’s on 230.
Meanwhile bomb threats and technical problems have disrupted voting in at least four swing states – with the FBI claiming hoaxes came from Russia.
