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Harris vs Trump, Americans vote today for the new president

2024-11-05 07:33:02Kosova&Bota SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
Harris vs Trump, Americans vote today for the new president
Harris vs. Trump

Millions of Americans are expected to go to the polls on Tuesday to vote in the 2024 presidential election in the United States for the candidates, Democrat Kamal Harris and Republican Donald Trump.

About 230 million are eligible to vote, but only about 160 million are registered. Over 70 million people have already voted by mail or at early voting centers in person.

The states that will "stamp" the winner

Analysts are turning their eyes to swing states, which they believe will elect a winner. In particular, Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin stand out, where candidates, according to polls, are also within the margin of statistical error in some cases.

Deciphering the electorate has proven in this election to be much more complex than in the past. And this after it seems that the seals have been broken and both candidates have managed to penetrate the voter pools of their opponents.

Voters are also expected to elect 34 US senators (out of 100) and 435 members of the US House of Representatives. In addition, there will be gubernatorial elections in 11 states and two US territories (Puerto Rico and American Samoa).

No clear winner in 7 'key' states

According to the Washington Post, the 7 states that could influence the outcome still do not clearly indicate the winner.

Draconian security measures – Drones, snipers and panic buttons

Security measures will be unprecedented during the US presidential election, with drones, panic buttons and snipers in Washington, as there are fears of a new "Capitol" and an outbreak of violent unrest. The security measures in the US capital aim to secure Americans during the election process and protect voters who will exercise their right to vote. Reports indicate that poll workers will carry "panic buttons" just in case. So far, Nevada and Washington have put the National Guard on alert. Arizona's Secretary of State has said he wears a bulletproof vest in case of an attack.


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