These days, the biggest question remains: who will be crowned in America this time? The question is also whether the United States is going to make history in the next few hours. Will there be a Trump government again this time or will there be a female president in the United States for the first time? Whatever happens, history will be made.
Because if Donald Trump wins, he will be the first former president to return in 131 years. But if Kamala Harris wins, the United States will change its 236-year electoral history. Because then Kamala will be the first female president of the United States. Overall, the election of the 47th President of the United States will prove historic. But can one percent of the vote help make history? They take life.
According to Indian time, voting in the United States began at 4 pm. This vote in the United States will continue for about 11 more hours. Voting will take place until 9:00 a.m. According to the New York Times, polls so far show a tight race between Trump and Kamala.
Why are these US elections going to create history?
Whatever happens will be history. A story that will happen in the United States at least a century later. The decision whether Trump will run for the third time to occupy the seat of the most powerful head of state in the world and whether Kamala Harris will run for the first time is in the hands of 15 million voters. Where for the first time more than 7 million votes have already been cast. This is also a story. Because during the Corona period, leaving aside the 2020 elections, 7 million voters had never cast their vote before early voting, that is, on the day of voting.
When 40 percent of the voters have already cast their vote, it is said that the race will be tough. So close that the difference between Trump and Kamala Harris is now considered to be just one percent of the vote. The competition is developing in such a way that even in the midst of voting, both Kamala and Trump received only 3 votes each in Dixville Notch, New Hampshire. Because there were only six votes here. This fifty-fifty clash in the first results after 12 minutes of voting only says that whatever happens will be historic.
Who will make history? Trump or Kamala?
History will also be made because if Trump wins the election, something will happen in America that hasn’t happened in 131 years. If Trump wins the election, he will be the first former US president to return in 131 years. Trump will be the first to return, that is, once president, then defeated, and then becoming president again. Previously this had happened in 1893. If Kamala Harris wins the election, history will be made because, for the first time in 236 years, the United States will have a female president. Now the question is who will make this story in the United States? Trump or Kamala?
Will rain spoil the game in the US elections?
According to the New York Times, it is raining in three big swing states: Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan during voting. Also in the 1960 and 2000 elections it rained in the swing states on voting day. Republican candidates won both elections. Research conducted in 2007 revealed that Republican voters will vote even in bad weather. While Democratic voters avoid going to vote during bad weather.
All eyes on Pennsylvania
How tough is the competition in the United States? You can get an idea of this thanks to the survey conducted on the Pennsylvania state elections. You may be surprised to know that there have been 25 different polls conducted in the United States on Pennsylvania and in all 25 polls there is a close race between Trump and Harris. This means that among the 50 states in the United States, this is the only state where not even the polls give the trend of who is winning. There are two interesting facts about Pennsylvania. Firstly, it is considered a stronghold of Democrats, and secondly, it was here that the fatal attack on Donald Trump took place. Now the question is: What does Trump’s tie in a Democratic Party stronghold like Pennsylvania indicate? If Trump is even in his opponent’s stronghold, doesn’t this indicate that his storm continues?
