Kamala Harris vs Donald Trump: Full list of battle-ground states which hold key to US Presidential elections 2024

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are engaged in a tight race for US Presidential election 2024. The close contest means a few states will prove to be pivotal. Psephologists in the US have identified seven battleground states which are critical for both Republicans and Democrats for the White House Race.

These seven battleground states are Georgia, Arizona, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Nevada, and Wisconsin.

Meanwhile, November 5 is the key date in US election 2024, a few states will witness early polls for eligible voters. Mail-in voting will commence in North Carolina on September 6. Early voting will start in Pennsylvania on September 16, and in Michigan on September 26.


Both Harris and Trump are making extra efforts to reach out to voters in battle-ground states.

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Republican nominee Trump delivered a speech at a factory in Pennsylvania on Monday as he attempts to undercut the Democratic celebration with a jam-packed schedule. He was holding daily events in battleground states tied to subjects where Republicans think they hold an advantage, including the economy, crime and safety, national security and the border.

This week marks the start of the vital post-Labor Day sprint to the November 5 election, and Harris is expected to ramp up outreach to voters, especially in battleground states such as Pennsylvania, Georgia, Michigan and Nevada.

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FAQs:

Q1. Which are seven battleground states?
A1. Seven battleground states are Georgia, Arizona, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Nevada, and Wisconsin.

Q2. When is US election Day?
A2. November 5 is the key date in US election 2024, a few states will witness early polls for eligible voters. Mail-in voting will commence in North Carolina on September 6. Early voting will start in Pennsylvania on September 16, and in Michigan on September 26.