According to the survey, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are tied in the race for popular votes, now who will be ahead?

American Elections 2024 : There are less than two weeks left for the elections for the top post of the world’s most powerful country. However, both the candidates running in this race, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, are tied with 48 percent popular votes.

Poll results not encouraging for Harris

According to the New York Times, the results of the polls are not looking that encouraging towards Kamala Harris. Because now there are less than two weeks left for the elections and millions of people across America have already cast their votes.

America’s presidential election is to be held on November 5

The election for the post of President of the world’s most powerful country is to be held on 5th November. Former President Donald Trump and current Vice President Kamala Harris are in the race to win it. Donald Trump is running for his second term as President. At the same time, Kamala Harris is preparing to create history by winning the elections and becoming the first woman President of America.

Democrats lead in popular vote, lost in Electoral College and White House

In recent elections, Democrats have gained an edge in the popular vote. At the same time, he had to face defeat in the Electoral College and the White House. According to the New York Times, they want to see Kamala Harris make a strong national lead, indicating that she will perform well in key US states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin.

There was a lot of turmoil in the last few months

Both candidates have seen a lot of turmoil in the first few months of the elections. There have been two assassination attempts on presidential candidate Donald Trump. At the same time, both candidates have participated in high-profile debates and held dozens of election rallies in seven battleground states. Apart from this, both the candidates have spent crores of dollars on advertisements to win this election race.