Less than two weeks left before voting day 2024 US electionsThere is no clear winner in the contest between the Democrats and the current Vice President kamala harrisAnd Republican and former President Donald Trump, two candidates who couldn’t be more mutually dissimilar in terms of values profile and public persona. The average of national surveys shows Ms Harris has a slight lead of about 1.7%, with about 48.1% of the results in her favor relative to Mr Trump’s 46.4%. Similarly, in seven keys swing states which may ultimately have a decisive impact on the outcome of the voting electoral CollegeMr Trump appears to be enjoying a small lead in Arizona, Georgia and North Carolina, even though that lead has been swinging back and forth between the two candidates. In Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, Ms Harris has moved slightly ahead of Mr Trump, although the lead in Pennsylvania has now returned to Mr Trump, albeit by less than 1%. However, it appears to be extremely hot in Nevada The gains in each of these swing states are less than 3% – Quite likely to lie well within the statistical margin of error. Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin were blue states in the past, but Mr. Trump turned them Republican in 2016. Incumbent President Joe Biden brought her back into the Democratic camp in 2020, a victory that Ms Harris will need to recapture. To become a winner.
the candidate chosen by independent and undecided voters This will determine whether the US continues with a socially and economically progressive agenda under the leadership of Ms Harris, or whether a more conservative approach that is attuned to Mr Trump’s personality and eccentricities and his ad-hoc approach to domestic and foreign policy, Wins the day. , As president, Ms. Harris will oversee the government’s broader role in regulating the economy, including introducing tax cuts for the middle class and continuing the Biden plan for trade tariffs to boost American global competitiveness. She will also advocate for an effort to protect abortion rights through Congress, advocate for immigration reform as well as humanitarian policing at the southern border, and ensure that Washington remains engaged with foreign allies to manage global conflicts. Mr. Trump’s leadership model would be that if he came back, the government would cut the corporate tax rate and exempt Social Security benefits from income taxes. He will take a tough stance on immigration, including possibly accelerating deportations to unprecedented levels. If this happens, global alliances may lag behind. Whichever candidate wins, voters on November 5 have a unique opportunity to shape their country’s destiny for at least the next four years.
published – October 26, 2024 12:10 am IST