Trump may not openly admit Biden's victory, even though the electoral college has chosen the Democratic candidate as President-elect.

Some White House advisers on December 14 revealed that US President Donald Trump had "tacitly admitted" he could not stay in the White House for a second term, even though he tried to reverse election results in court

According to sources knowledgeable, Trump will not openly admit Biden's victory and it is also very unlikely that he can attend the inauguration of the president-elect.

Meanwhile, another White House official mocked the domestic policy adviser Stephen Miller 's proposal, when he announced he would send the results of the "alternative" electoral group to parliament.

Electoral law experts say the "alternative electors" mentioned by Miller are just "self-proclaimed electors" that are not recognized by law and will not affect the election results.

The Electoral College on December 14 (December 15, Hanoi) has completed the presidential election process, in which Joe Biden won 306 votes, President Donald Trump got 232 votes.

The electoral college's voting results are often symbolic and attract little attention, but this year has become important as Trump is determined not to lose.

Accepting defeat against an opponent is not regulated by law, but is a tradition in the US presidential election.