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Who will be the president of the United States for the next four years?

Right now, we don't know.

Joe Biden currently holds 238 electoral votes to President Trump's 213.

But as of Wednesday morning, ballots are still being counted in Pennsylvania,

Michigan, Wisconsin, and Georgia, and the final decision may take days to decide.

Among white evangelical and born-again Christians, Trump earned 78% of the vote, according to the first 110,000 voters surveyed by the Associated Press for its vote cast pool.

Preliminary estimates from the national election pool put it a little lower at 76%.

We wanted to hear from those who have been following this and other races very closely,

and we'll tell you a little bit more about them in a couple minutes.

You are listening to Quick to Listen, where we go be on hashtags and hot takes to discuss a major cultural event.

I'm Morgan Lee, global media manager at Christianity Today.

And I'm Ted Olson, editorial director at Christianity Today.

Thank you. So, Ted, first, the gut check.

Yeah, gut check.

I mean, like many people, look up this morning and thought, well, we still don't know.

I am a little bit surprised at how many people in my, you know, kind of social media feeds

are surprised or shocked that we don't know or frustrated.

To me, it's like, well, this seems to me to be going more or less along the lines of

what we were promised that we would have some initial results, but that we may not know

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