Kamala Harris, Vice President of the United StatesDemocratic candidate for the White House increases her lead over the former president of the United States Donald Trump, Republican candidate, in the middle of the election released this Saturday, which reflect the general sentiment of voters in the United States. 51 days until the November 5 electionsHarris increases lead to 1.7 points after including early polls taken after the Tuesday’s presidential debate in Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaThe Democratic candidate would retain 48.6% of the electorate’s favor, while the Republican candidate would maintain 46.9% at the national level, according to the general average of the polls.
Kamala Harris rebounds after being 1.9 points behind Trump a few days agoafter falling to 1.1, it stood at 1.5 points yesterday Friday and has now risen to 1.7. This increase in the general average of the surveys is due to the survey carried out by Data by Progress, an American left-wing group, in which Kamala Harris takes four points on Donald Trump.
In the battle of the swing states, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are tied in Pennsylvania, which is the most decisive state in these presidential elections with 19 electoral votes. In the general average of the polls in these states, Kamala Harris is ahead by 0.1 points. While, Trump leads Harris by 0.1 points in North Carolina. In Georgia, he has an advantage of 0.3 points and in Arizona, of 1.6 points.. Of So far, Kamala Harris has failed to convince swing voters in Pennsylvaniathat he disappointed with his attacks on Trump during last Tuesday’s debate.
Instead, Kamala Harris leads in Wisconsin (with a 1.8 point advantage), Michigan (0.8) and Nevada (0.6).
Pennsylvania has become the main battleground in the race for the White House. It will be the great reward of this electoral campaign of the decisive States, seven in number: Arizona, Snowfall, Georgia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Michigan And WisconsinAccording to the latest polls, Kamala Harris would have 221 electoral votes and Trump 219.
States Harris won
Colorado (10 electoral votes).
Illinois (19).
New Jersey (14).
Oregon (8).
Maine District 1 (1).
Maine (2).
Minnesota (10).
New Mexico (5).
Virginia (13).
States that Trump secured
Florida (30 electoral votes).
Ohio (17).
Texas (40).
Maine District 2 (1).
Alaska (3).
Iowa (6).
Kansas (6).
Missouri (10).
Mountain (4).
South Carolina (9).
undecided states
Arizona (11).
Georgia (16).
Michigan (15).
Snowfall (6).
North Carolina (16).
Pennsylvania (19). The State of PennsylvaniaThe most populous of the swing states, with its 19 electoral college votes, is the most important state in this presidential race.
Wisconsin (10).
Some pollsters add to the seven Ns mentioned abovenew hampshire (4) and Nebraska District 2 (1) to the list of undecided.
