Election 2020 updates: Biden warns of 'dark winter,' pushes masks in pandemic plan

Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene, who supported the fringe conspiracy theory QAnon in the past is projected by ABC News to win Georgia's 14th Congressional District.

In videos unearthed by POLITICO, Greene also espoused racist, Islamophobic and sexist views. 

She was expected to win in the conservative congressional district. While there was a Democrat on the ballot, he dropped out of the race when it was too late to replace him on the ballot. The seat is currently held by Republican Rep. Tom Graves, who originally was retired, but then resigned from Congress in October. 

Trump has fully embraced Greene, calling her a "future Republican star" after she won her primary. 

Greene has since said in an interview on Fox News's> digital platform that her expressed support of the QAnon conspiracy is in the past and not part of her agenda in Congress.

-ABC News’ Quinn Scanlan

A pipe burst Tuesday morning in State Farm Arena in Atlanta and it delayed processing of ballots by about four hours, according to deputy Secretary of State Jordan Fuchs.

"It had no impact on ballots, not a single ballot was damaged," Fuchs said, stating that any reports of damaged ballots are false.

State Farm Arena is the largest ballot processing center in the Fulton County, according to Fuchs. It is not yet clear exactly what effect this will have on results out of Fulton County, Georgia's most populous county in the state.

"The State Farm Arena team acted swiftly to remediate the issue. Within 2 hours, repairs were complete. No ballots were damaged, nor was any equipment affected. There was a brief delay in tabulating absentee ballots while the repairs were being conducted," according to a statement released by Fulton County.

The county also said that it will continue to tabulate the remaining ballots "over the next two days."

-ABC News' Olivia Rubin

Trump will win West Virginia's five electoral college votes, ABC News projects.

GOP Sen. Shelley Moore Capito is also projected to win reelection in the state.

ABC News' Senior Congressional Correspondent Mary Bruce says that the Biden campaign knew Florida would be "a toss up," but she suspects that the campaign is "very surprised" by how tight the race is is key areas like Miami-Dade. Bruce touted how much time the Biden campaign spent in the state trying to win voters, especially the key demographic of senior voters.

"They have put a lot of effort into trying to get out the vote there and so much of the message there, of course, on the pandemic as they try to target senior voters," Bruce said.