Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.
Atlanta: With only 10 days until the presidential elections to be held in the United States on November 5, the race remains tough. Both the country's vice president, Kamala Harris, and former president Donald Trump are working very hard to win the “popular vote” in highly contested states. CNN conducted its latest national survey regarding this election, which found that 47 percent of voters support the Democratic Party candidate Kamala Harris and the same percentage of voters are saying they support the Republican Party candidate Trump in the election. . Are.
Tough competition between the two candidates in the survey
In the latest national poll conducted by The New York Times/Siena College between October 20 and 23, both candidates have the support of 48-48 percent of voters. The remaining 4 percent of voters have yet to decide their preferences. A second poll by the Financial Times and the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business showed that 44 percent of people trust Trump to handle the economy, while 43 percent trust Harris. However, '538 Poll Tracker' analysis has shown that Harris has a slight lead over Trump of 1.7 percentage points.
All eyes are on these 7 states
Let us tell you that to win the race for the White House, any candidate will have to get 270 votes out of 538 electoral votes. There are seven such states where there is a very tough competition between the two candidates and they will play a decisive role in electing the next president of the country. These important states include Georgia, Michigan, Arizona, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Wisconsin, and Nevada. Let us tell you that with all the polls showing tough competition, Trump and Harris are stepping up their efforts to get more 'popular votes' in the last phase of their campaign.
Harris' focus is on reproductive rights
In the latest round of rallies, Kamala Harris focuses on reproductive rights to appeal to female voters, while Trump lays out his anti-immigration views. Harris held a rally in Houston on Friday, where she focused on why women's reproductive rights are so fundamental. There is a strict ban on abortion in Texas and 13 other US states. The Democratic presidential candidate is pushing for the ban to be lifted, saying women should have reproductive rights. (Language)
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