Washington: In a few hours, the main election for the next president of the United States (US Election 2020) will begin. However, in the Pre-Poll Survey, U.S. President Donald Trump seems to be in for a big shock. According to CNN’s Poll of Polls, Joe Biden has a 10-point lead over Trump. In the National Poll Average, 42% support Trump, while Biden seems to support more than 52%. In the pre-poll survey, Trump’s lagging behind by 10 points is also considered decisive. That is, if the pre-poll polls are correct, then Biden could be the next president of the United States.
CNN’s poll of polls itself is based on an average of CNN, New York Times and Fox News pre-polls. Although Republicans allege that the NYT and CNN have always been Democrats, it is difficult to trust their pre-poll. However, in the pre-poll of CNN where Biden is shown ahead of 12 points, while in the pre-poll of Trump’s favorite Fox News he is also trailing by 8%. Democrat candidate Biden appears to be in a much better position than in previous elections. In the 2016 election, Trump was ahead of Hillary Clinton in some pre-poll polls. Earlier, Hillary was also 10 points ahead of Trump, but this gap later closed.
India and Bharatwanshi voters big issue
In this election, while India and Bharatwanshi voters have emerged as a big issue, the Democratic Party has fielded Bharatwanshi Kamala Harris as its Vice Presidential candidate. In many polls, Biden leads Trump. So far, a quarter of a million people have cast their votes through early voting and postal ballot. This number is about 68 percent of the votes cast in the year 2016. Both the candidates are campaigning hard at the last minute and are not leaving any chance to woo the voters. Both the candidates are out campaigning from their campaign jets. However, in the USA, voters have the facility to cast their votes even before the scheduled polling day and so far more than 90 million voters have cast their votes. As a result, the United States is heading for the highest voter turnout in a century. These are the figures from the US Election Project website.
Experts have named Florida, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, North Carolina and Arizona as the top battleground states this time around. These are states which are not strongholds of any party and elections can be held in favor of anyone here. In all of these states, Democratic candidate Joe Biden is leading the polls. However, the gap between the two is very small in Florida, North Carolina and Arizona. Donald Trump will also travel to North Carolina, Michigan and Wisconsin in the run-up to the election. Their final center will be Michigan’s Grand Rapids. Trump won the 2016 election here, but the state won by the narrowest margin. He defeated Hillary Clinton here by just 10,704 votes. His last stop in 2016 was the Grand Rapids. Meanwhile, Joe Biden has decided to move to Pennsylvania and Ohio at the last minute.
