simulate the results in the seven pivotal states

To elect the person who will succeed Joe Biden, American citizens will nominate 538 electors spread across the fifty states of the country. Some of these territories are invariably acquired by one side or the other. But in certain strategic states, voters vote alternately for the Democrats or the Republicans (hence the name swing states). These states are therefore of capital importance in the election.

Since this summer, candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump have focused their efforts on these seven states: they have respectively 44 and 51 electors to win to win the presidential election, in order to reach the 270 necessary to obtain the majority of the electoral college.

In this uncertain election, distribute the states – and their electors – to simulate the results of the November 5 election.