He Empire State Building y el Rockefeller Center, Two iconic skyscrapers in New York were illuminated this Tuesday with the colors of the American flag in commemoration of the presidential elections.
The historical Empire Statebuilt in 1930, It will also indicate with its lighting when one of the candidates wins in one of the seven “key” states: It will light up in blue for the vice president and Democratic candidate Kamala Harris, or in red for the former Republican president Donald Trump (2017-2021), according to the official account of the building in X.
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When one of the two candidates obtains the 270 Electoral College votes necessary to declare themselves the winner, the building “will light up in the color (of their party) for the rest of the evening,” his message stated.
It is not certain that the winner of the elections will be known this Tuesday, since the results of the key states, expected to be very close, may take several hours or even days to be known.
This could generate a situation similar to that of the 2020 elections, when the winner, Democrat Joe Biden, was not known until four days later.
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The Rockefeller Center, for its part, headquarters of the NBCU media group, becomes “Democracy Square” on election night.. Its facades are also illuminated with the red, white and blue colors of the United States flag and from there the results of the elections are broadcast live as they become known.
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