Kamala Harris, Vice President of the United StatesDemocratic candidate for the White House, slightly increases her lead over the former president of the United States, Donald Trumpcandidate in the average of the polls published Friday in the United States. Harris is at 1.8 points, or two tenths more than yesterday.
He republican take advantage of the consultant’s survey in your favor Rasmussen Reportswho granted Trump a regular advantagethis time with two points. He Wall Street Journal released a poll Thursday that gives the Democratic Party candidate a one-point lead, 48 to 47.
In any case, The match will be decided mainly in the swing states.in which, for the most part, things are very balanced. According to the probability study of RealClearPollingThere are up to 111 electoral votes at stake – the victory is 270 – in other words, with 67 days to go until the November 5 elections, everything is up in the air.
With the two party conventions now behind us, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have stepped on the gas in their election campaigns, in which it is clear that the battle for the White House will be decided in seven swing states (Swing States) : Arizona, Snowfall, Georgia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Michigan And Wisconsin.
Knowing that not everyone can winEach of the two campaigns is betting on different states with different calculations, where they think they have the best chances: Trump to try to gain ground this week in Michigan and Wisconsintwo of the Blue Wall swing states (Blue Wall). Harris leads Trump by two points in Michigan and one in Wisconsin, according to the polling average. That’s why Trump is particularly focused on the states.
Last week, Trump campaigned in the swing state of Arizonawhere he has a 0.2 point lead. I joined him on stage Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who supported to the Republican with an unexpected twist in this unprecedented campaign, in which one of the candidates suffered an attack, Donald Trump, and the other withdrew from the race, President Joe Biden.
He John F. Kennedy’s nephew endorsesThe party’s most iconic Democratic president was not only a coup, but also a calculated move, as Robert F. Kennedy Jr. could hurt Trump in some states by taking votes away from Kamala Harris.
Harris made a stop in Georgia this weekwhere Kamala Harris and her partner ticket Tim Walz recorded an interview with the left-wing CNN last Thursday, conducted by the anchor Dana Bash, a friend of Kamala Harris. They took the opportunity to try to win the support of the working class and African-American voters, since, according to the average of the polls, in the state, known as fishing statusTrump is one point behind the vice president.
In the coming days, Harris and Trump will try to appear on as many television networks as possible: they have a very tight schedule in the states where early voting begins in a few days. Now, the focus will be on six states: Minnesota, South Dakota, Illinois, Virginia, Vermont and the crucial battleground in Pennsylvania, where its voters have a choice choose a candidate in advance in September.
