Trump advances and 3 states save Harris’ last hope news

Trump advances and 3 states save Harris’ last hope news
Trump advances and 3 states save Harris’ last hope news

6/11/2024|Last updated: 11/6/202410:36 AM (Mecca time)

The partial results of the presidential elections in the United States of America showed the lead of Republican candidate Donald Trump, obtaining 247 votes in the electoral college, compared to 214 votes for his Democratic rival, Kamala Harris, who is clinging to her last hopes of winning before 3 states are decided.

Trump showed a strong performance in a wide sector of the country, and is close to obtaining the 270 electoral college votes required to secure victory and return to the White House again.

After the Republican candidate won the swing states of North Carolina and Georgia, Harris’ remaining hope is to win the states of Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, but the latest data indicate that she is lagging behind her competitor in the three states.

Kamala Harris’ campaign manager, Jane Malley Dillon, confirmed that the “clearest path to victory” passes through the three of the seven swing states that usually decide the results of the presidential elections.

“It is an extremely tight race,” Dillon wrote in a letter to the campaign teams, seen by Agence -Presse. “We have always known that our clearest path to obtaining the votes of 270 large voters passes through the blue wall states. We are happy with what we see.”

The “Blue Wall”, in the color of the Democratic Party, consists of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania, located in the northeast of the country and the Great Lakes region.

Voters primarily concerned with the economy voted overwhelmingly in favor of Trump, especially in light of a feeling that their economic conditions were worse than they were four years ago.

About 31% of voters said that the economy is their main issue, and about 45% of voters across the country said that their family’s financial situation is worse today than it was 4 years ago.

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