Public Enemy’s Chuck D responds to Kanye West’s presidential vote total

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVCBS has given a series order to United States Of Al, its multi-camera comedy pilot from Chuck Lorre, David Goetsch and Maria Ferrari.

the Kardashian family joined the tens of millions of people around America--and the world--celebrating the victory of  Joe Biden   and   Kamala Harris  to be the next President and Vice President of the United States. On Saturday, after almost a week of anticipation, multiple news outlets called the race for Biden and Harris after Pennsylvania gave their campaign 20 electoral votes, making their total 273.

Kanye West was supposed to join Jimmy Kimmel this week on his late-night talk show after the election. However, Jimmy confirmed that Kanye cancelled his appearance on the show.

Kanye West was supposed to join Jimmy Kimmel this week on his late night talk show after the election.

Kanye West becoming president in the next US election.The rapper appeared on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast last month where he spoke about his 2020 presidential campaign and vowed to run for office again in 2024.“I’m definitely 100% winning in 2024,” he told the host. “… I was thinking I would possibly be the Democrat.”During the latest episode of his podcast, which landed yesterday (November 4), Rogan reflected on the lengthy discussion.

Vote counting in some states is still to be completed, but pending a last minute surge, it appears that Kanye West managed to secure just over 60,000 votes in the twelve states where he was standing for the US presidency.The largest portion of West’s votes are in Tennessee, where more than 10,000 people voted for him, meaning he finishes in fourth place with around 0.3% of the total vote.

As of this morning, Kanye West has officially ended his 2020 presidential campaign. After only appearing on the ballot in 12 states, there was no possible way that West could have theoretically won — yet, despite the stakes of this particular election, he remained an option in Idaho, Oklahoma, Utah, Arkansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, Vermont, Colarado, Iowa, Louisiana, Minnesota, and Tennessee, where he received the most support (over 10,000 votes).

Kanye West fades into the background of the presidential election, after failing to get 0.5% of the vote in any of the states he was registered in.The controversial rapper started off the election day with an announcement, as he posted on his personal Twitter account he was on his way to the polls, “Today I am voting for the first time in my life for the President of the United States, and it’s for someone I truly trust...me,” reassuring his fans that he was still on the race for

Kanye West failed to make a competitive bid for president in the 2020 election against Donald Trump and Joe Biden.The rapper, 43, received approximately 60,000 votes across the 12 states in which his name appeared on the ballot. His highest tally was in Tennessee with 10,188 votes; however, the final number ended up being a mere 0.3 percent of the total vote in the state.

records, and appeared on the ballots in 12 states: Idaho, Minnesota, Tennessee, Iowa, Arkansas, Colorado, Oklahoma, Vermont, Mississippi, Louisiana, Utah and Kentucky.

Kanye West was on the ballot in a handful of states in the Presidential Election, and now, we’re getting a clearer picture of how many voted for him in his brand new party, the “Birthday Party.”