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President-elect Joe Biden on Nov. 29 tapped key campaign staff and advisers to lead his all-female senior communications team. (Video: Reuters)

Arizona, Wisconsin certify Biden’s win; president-elect names inauguration planning committee

November 30, 2020 at 9:35 p.m. EST
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Arizona and Wisconsin certified their results Monday, giving President-elect Joe Biden a win in two more states where President Trump has contested the election. Trump allies have pledged to continue court challenges in the two states.  

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