Swing states in US elections
Swing states in US elections

Swing states in US elections

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Recent swing state polls indicate a tightly contested presidential race between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, with Harris leading in Michigan, Georgia, and Nevada, while Trump holds a slight edge in Wisconsin, North Carolina, and Arizona. The polling highlights a crucial gender divide, with Harris performing better among women voters in most states, though Trump has gained ground in Arizona. The significance of swing states is underscored by their pivotal role in the Electoral College, where a candidate needs 270 electors to win, making these states the focus of intense campaigning. As election day approaches, voter sentiment appears to be shifting, with a notable increase in independent voters expressing dissatisfaction with current leadership. In Missouri, new voter ID laws have sparked legal challenges, raising concerns about voter disenfranchisement. Overall, the upcoming election is shaping up to be highly competitive as candidates vie for critical electoral votes in these battleground states.

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