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In the U.S. presidential election of 2024, former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are locked in a close race with high stakes. Harris holds a slight lead in national polling, yet Trump is showing significant strength in critical swing states like Michigan and Pennsylvania, which could tip the election in his favor. According to recent surveys, Trump has pulled ahead by a few points in five battlegrounds, including Arizona and Georgia, making every vote essential.
Harris, meanwhile, maintains a strong foothold in Nevada and North Carolina, focusing on issues like immigration and economy, though Trump leads on economic confidence among voters. Turnout efforts are now vital for both campaigns, as minor shifts in undecided voter support could determine the winner. The Electoral College’s role makes it possible for either candidate to win, even without the popular vote, underscoring the complex nature of U.S. elections this year.
