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Once every valid vote has been counted, a process known as the electoral college formally determines the election result. In each state, a varying number of electoral college votes are up for grabs. It is securing the majority of these – and not the backing of voters themselves – that ultimately wins the presidency. Generally, electoral college votes are given to whoever won the popular vote in each state. This was the case when state electors met across the country on 17 December, with the final tally showing that Trump won 312 votes against Harris' 226, well above the 270 threshold. The new US Congress will meet on 6 January to ratify the electoral college votes and confirm the new president. As outgoing vice-president, Kamala Harris will preside over this process. It was this meeting of Congress that Trump supporters tried to stop in 2021, when they marched on the US Capitol after Trump refused to concede to Biden. Trump will be sworn in as president during the inauguration ceremony at the Capitol on 20 January. He will take the oath of office and then deliver his first speech as president, known as the inaugural address.