And in just 8 days, the most expensive election in the history of the world is going to be held. The Guardian US edition said that the cost of this election in the United States will be 2.1 billion US dollars. It is the biggest budget election in modern times. Cable Battleground Pennsylvania spent $280 million on television, newspaper, radio and online advertising. As if flying dollars in the air! Candidates are spending this huge amount of money on various propaganda to campaign and attack each other.
Today Saturday, October 26, Pennsylvania's widely circulated popular newspaper, the Philadelphia Inquirer, officially endorsed Democratic candidate and Vice President Kamala Harris.This election is getting harder and harder to predict. Both parties are desperately running in swing states.Vice President and Democratic candidate Kamala Harris held a rally with former first lady Michelle Obama in Kalamazoo, Michigan on Saturday, October 26. On Friday, October 25, Kamala campaigned for former President Barack Obama in Georgia. Donald Trump is also jumping restlessly. The swing states are plowing.
According to CNN poll analysis, the two candidates are deadlocked with 47 percent support.Nationally, The New York Times and Siena College polls show Kamala leading by more than 1 percentage point. Among the seven swing states, Democratic candidate Kamala Harris leads by 1 percent in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, and Republican candidate Donald Trump leads by 1 percent in North Carolina and Arizona. But in Nevada, the two are tied at 48 percent. The results of these surveys usually have a margin of error of 3 percent. According to CNN, these polls have historically had an average margin of error of 3.04 percent. However, both candidates are below two percent in public support.
According to CNN's projections, Vice President and Democratic candidate Kamala Harris has 226 electoral votes and former Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has 219 electoral votes. Kamala needs 44 and Trump 51 electoral votes to become president. The swing states of Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin, also known as the Blue Wall or Blue States, have 44 electoral votes combined.Seven swing states have 93 electoral votes. Of these, Pennsylvania has the most, 19. Georgia and North Carolina each have 16 electoral votes, Michigan 15, Arizona 11, Wisconsin 10 and Nevada 6. This Tuesday night, November 5, may be a long wait for Americans. The long wait for the results may increase. Because in such a tight fight, ballot papers may have to be counted by hand in the face of challenges and counter-challenges in many states.

And in just 8 days, the most expensive election in the history of the world is going to be held. The Guardian US edition said that the cost of this election in the United States will be 2.1 billion US dollars. It is the biggest budget election in modern times. Cable Battleground Pennsylvania spent $280 million on television, newspaper, radio and online advertising. As if flying dollars in the air! Candidates are spending this huge amount of money on various propaganda to campaign and attack each other.র্
Today Saturday, October 26, Pennsylvania's widely circulated popular newspaper, the Philadelphia Inquirer, officially endorsed Democratic candidate and Vice President Kamala Harris.This election is getting harder and harder to predict. Both parties are desperately running in swing states.Vice President and Democratic candidate Kamala Harris held a rally with former first lady Michelle Obama in Kalamazoo, Michigan on Saturday, October 26. On Friday, October 25, Kamala campaigned for former President Barack Obama in Georgia. Donald Trump is also jumping restlessly. The swing states are plowing.
According to CNN poll analysis, the two candidates are deadlocked with 47 percent support.Nationally, The New York Times and Siena College polls show Kamala leading by more than 1 percentage point. Among the seven swing states, Democratic candidate Kamala Harris leads by 1 percent in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, and Republican candidate Donald Trump leads by 1 percent in North Carolina and Arizona. But in Nevada, the two are tied at 48 percent. The results of these surveys usually have a margin of error of 3 percent. According to CNN, these polls have historically had an average margin of error of 3.04 percent. However, both candidates are below two percent in public support.
According to CNN's projections, Vice President and Democratic candidate Kamala Harris has 226 electoral votes and former Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has 219 electoral votes. Kamala needs 44 and Trump 51 electoral votes to become president. The swing states of Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin, also known as the Blue Wall or Blue States, have 44 electoral votes combined.Seven swing states have 93 electoral votes. Of these, Pennsylvania has the most, 19. Georgia and North Carolina each have 16 electoral votes, Michigan 15, Arizona 11, Wisconsin 10 and Nevada 6. This Tuesday night, November 5, may be a long wait for Americans. The long wait for the results may increase. Because in such a tight fight, ballot papers may have to be counted by hand in the face of challenges and counter-challenges in many states.
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