Kamala Harris announced that she has already voted by mail for the US presidential election

kamala harrisThe Vice President of the United States announced this Sunday that she has voted by mail for the presidential elections to be held this Tuesday. usa And for which she is competing as the Democratic nominee against former President Donald Trump white House,

“I have actually completed my mail-in ballot,” the Democratic presidential nominee told reporters while campaigning in the key state of Michigan. He said the ballot is “on its way to California.”

During this time, harris

And trump This weekend he visited a handful of highly competitive states in search of undecided votes.

vice president and their rivals, republican candidateBe aware of technical issues in elections.

Both political parties direct their efforts major statesAreas where elections are usually decided by very narrow margins. These states play an important role in defining the winner, unlike those states which are considered strongholds republican one of the two democratWhere support for a specific party is historically consistent and predictable.

In these states, campaigns have been intensified with strategies that seek to garner the support of undecided or vacillating voters, who know that minimal differences in votes could swing the election toward one candidate or the other. This approach is fundamental, because ensuring victory in these areas defines the general outcome of presidential elections.

Donald Trump is a threat to American democracy“, the former will insist senator in his rallies Georgia, North Carolina And michiganAccording to sources close to his campaign. Politician who wants to become the first woman to hold office presidency of the countryhas designed its tour to highlight this message at key moments in its campaign.

Looking at head-to-head results taking into account third-party candidates, polls indicate that Harris and Trump are tied in Georgia (46% each), Michigan (45% each), and Pennsylvania (47%). ) among likely voters in states that have a combined total of 50 electoral votes in Tuesday’s election.

In both Wisconsin and North Carolina, Harris has 48% to Trump’s 45%, and in Nevada he has 48% to Trump’s 46%, gaps that are within each poll’s margin of error that suggest there is no clear leader. Is.

While Trump leads in Arizona by a slim margin with 48% to Harris’s 44%.

A head-to-head confrontation between the two – without taking into account the other candidates – suggests a similar picture, with only Trump’s advantage in Arizona outside the margin of error.

The New York Times/Siena College poll indicates that late-term voters in these states may be leaning toward Harris. According to The Times, of the 8% of voters who decided on their vote in recent days or weeks, the split is 55% for Harris and 44% for Trump.