LIVE BLOG- Trump-Harris battle for White House: All Updates from US Presidential election results

Trump hopes to keep control over the House of Representatives

This will truly be the golden age of America: Trump

America has given us an unprecedented and powerful mandate. We have taken back control of the Senate: Donald Trump

It's a political victory our country has never seen before: Donald Trump

We will fix our borders: Donald Trump

We will help the country heal: Donald Trump declaring victory

Trumps inches closer to victory in US Presidential polls

Donald Trump has won 266 electoral votes as opposed to Kamala Harris' 194, inching closer to the majority mark of 270 in the US Presidential elections. 

(Photo courtesy: Donald Trump Facebook page)

Trumps wins swing state Pennsylvania

Donald Trump has bagged the must-win swing state Pennsylvania, inching closer to the victory. 

Trump leads in 246 electoral votes, Harris in 187

Donald Trump is leading in 246 electoral votes, while Kamala Harris in 187 

Kamala Harris to address supporters on Wednesday

Kamala Harris, who is likely to lose out the Presidential battle, will address the Democratic supporters on Wednesday. 

(Photo courtesy: Kamala Harris Facebook page) 

Trump is projected to win swing state Georgia

Donald Trump has been projected to win swing state Georgia with 16 electoral votes, BBC News reported. 

Trump is ahead of Harris in several key states

Donald Trump is ahead of Kamala Harris marginally in the Rust Belt states of Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan. 

(Photo courtesy: Donald Trump Instagram page and Kamala Harris Facebook)

Donald Trump bags swing state North Carolina

Donald Trump has bagged North Carolina, which is one of the swing states. 

(Photo courtesy: Donald Trump Facebook page) 

If I lose an election and it is fair, I will acknowledge it': Donald Trump

Donald Trump Tuesday said he is "very confident" about winning back the White House after casting his vote in Florida in one of the most hard-fought elections.

Speaking to reporters outside a voting facility in West Palm Beach, Trump said he ran a "great campaign" against his rival Kamala Harris, a Democrat wild card entrant in the elections after Joe Biden decided to opt out after stumbling in his debate with Trump.

"If I lose an election, if it's a fair election, I would be the first one to acknowledge it. So far I think it's been fair," Trump was quoted as saying by AFP.

"They spend all this money on machines... If they would use paper ballots, voter ID, proof of citizenship, and one-day voting, it would all be over by 10 o'clock in the evening. It's crazy," he told reporters in West Palm Beach as quoted by AFP.

"Do you know that paper is more sophisticated now than computers? If it's watermarked paper you cannot... It's unbelievable what happens with it. There's nothing you can do to cheat," he added.

Trump ahead in 230 electoral votes, Harris in 169

As counting has begun in the historic US presidential elections, Republican candidate Donald Trump is leading in 230 electoral votes while Democrat nominee Kamala Harris has been able to take a lead in 169 electoral votes, according to BBC News.