The anxious wait continues as the election nears! What are the polling numbers for Kamala Harris and Donald Trump? Here are the latest polls...
The countdown to the US presidential election has ended. With hours left until the polls open, Democratic Party candidate Kamala Harris has managed to pull ahead of her Republican rival Donald Trump on a national level. While Harris has led throughout the race, she maintains her lead in the latest polls by surpassing Trump. In the swing states, however, the election results remain uncertain.
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After a contentious election race that lasted for months, Americans are going to the polls today.
Voters will decide between Democratic candidate Kamala Harris and Republican candidate Donald Trump.
But with hours to go before the election, vote shares have shifted.
KAMALA HARRIS WAS AHEAD THROUGHOUT THE RACE
Kamala Harris, who announced her candidacy after Joe Biden withdrew from the election, had been moving ahead of her rival Donald Trump by a clear margin.
After the two rivals faced off on September 10 in a program before 67 million people, the Democratic Party raised its vote margin from 2.5 to 3.3 within a week.
Trump’s votes, meanwhile, declined in the week following the program.
WITH HOURS TO GO BEFORE THE ELECTION, HARRIS MAINTAINS HER LEAD
With hours to go before the election that will determine the country’s future, the results are changing constantly.
One day before the election, Trump was ahead by 1 point, but Kamala Harris made a move and took the lead by going 2 points ahead.
VOTE SHIFT IN SWING STATES
In the swing states, where the preferred party changes in each election, there is a shift in votes.
PENNSYLVANIA
In Pennsylvania, where fluctuations are seen most among the swing states, two results emerged in one day.
On November 4, when the latest polls on the election were conducted, Kamala Harris was ahead with 51.4 percent, but the rate changed in the evening and Donald Trump rose to 50.5, taking the lead.
GEORGIA
According to poll results obtained on the morning of November 4, the candidates were tied, but Donald Trump reached a vote share of 50.8 percent and moved ahead of Kamala Harris.
NORTH CAROLINA
Trump, who has maintained the lead since the first day of the election race, continues to hold his 51.1 percent share.
MICHIGAN
In Michigan, where the winner changes every day, Harris was ahead on the morning of November 3, Trump moved ahead in the evening, and Harris went ahead again during the night.
In the latest polls, however, Trump is ahead by a small margin.
ARIZONA
Trump is clearly maintaining his lead in Arizona.
WISCONSIN
In Wisconsin, where Harris had maintained her lead for three days, Trump made a move and went ahead by a margin of 0.50.
NEVADA
In Nevada, another of the swing states, Trump is maintaining his lead on election day as well.