Overseas Voters Gain Importance in U.S. Election

As the U.S. presidential election approaches, overseas American voters are increasingly pivotal, with significant funding from the Democratic National Committee for Democrats Abroad and Donald Trump's promise to repeal overseas tax filing requirements. Early voting has surged with over 67 million votes already cast, and Vice President Kamala Harris holds a slight lead in critical 'Blue Wall' states. Harris also maintains a donor advantage, having attracted more new donors than Trump, which has strengthened her campaign. New U.S. citizens are eager to participate, with some supporting Harris for her stance on women's rights, while others back Trump for his positions on freedom and security. Latino voters are expected to play a crucial role, showing rising participation rates and majority support for Harris, though Trump retains strong support in Florida's Cuban American community.