Joe Biden tells followers to 'keep the faith' as election results likely delayed

Presidential hopeful Joe Biden took to the stage late on election night, in the early hours of Wednesday morning, to claim that eventually his campaign will have victory, it just requires a bit of patience.

"Look, we feel good about where we are, we really do!" Biden said. "I'm here to tell you tonight that we're on track to win this election."

He and wife Dr. Jill Biden stood together as horns blared, as they have at drive-in campaign events over the past few months. "We're gonna have to be patient until the hard work of tallying votes is finished," Biden told supporters.

He said it won't be over until "every ballot is counted." Biden said that he believes they've won Georgia, Arizona, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Minnesota.

Biden emphasized, to the sounds of blaring car horns, that "it may take a little longer," as states count all their votes. He thanked his supporters, and talked about his grandfather.

"Your patience is great," he said, as horns honked at he and Jill on the stage, and asked supporters to "keep the faith."

Trump tweeted back a response, saying "We are up BIG, but they are trying to STEAL the Election. We will never let them do it. Votes cannot be case after the Polls are closed!"

Twitter then censored the president.