Trump or Biden ) Here you can follow the results of America's elections

Donald Trump or Joe Biden? America and the world are waiting for results on who will be the next US president.

Here you can follow the score.

Things you should know from the U.S. presidential election:

Presidential elections are held in the United States on November 3rd.

The American political system is dominated by two parties, so the president always belongs to one of them.

Republicans are conservative political parties, and their candidate in this year's elections is President Donald Trump, who hopes to secure four years in power.

The Democrats are liberal political parties, and their candidate is Joe Biden, an experienced politician, better known for his service as vice president in the Barack Obama administration.

Both candidates, in their 70s, compete to win election college votes.

Each state has a certain number of Electoral College votes, based on its population.

The Electoral College has a total of 538 votes, and the election winner is the candidate, which provides 270 or more of them. The winner does not determine the people's votes.

US elections are held every four years on the first Tuesday of November, and voting rights each has American citizens over 18.

The result may be known on election night, but it can take days or weeks.

The new president officially vows on January 20th at a ceremony known as inauguration.