South Asian News Network

Depending on the pollster and the location, the 2024 U.S. presidential election between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris is neck to neck, with each candidate’s lead fluctuating. Recent polls show that the two candidates are tied nationally, with competitive support in crucial battleground states like Georgia, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. However, since the Electoral College, not the popular vote, elects the president of the United States, state-by-state polling continues to be crucial.

The campaign may depend on little changes in the number of voters in certain key states since the Electoral College, not the national popular vote, ultimately determines the winner. There is still disagreement about predictions, and any notable shift in voter attitude or turnout in the closing days before the election might tip the scales in favor of either candidate.

According to analysts, the election may depend on a small number of swing states with razor-thin margins, meaning that any candidate might win based on unforeseen changes in voter turnout and emotion. Little changes in any of these battleground states might have a big influence on the result of this election.