Momentum towards Trump in U.S elections; here's where things stand at swing states

Former US President Donald Trump is gaining momentum as the Presidential race approaches the Election Day as the recent polls are showing a shift in his favor. According to The Hill, polling averages are indicating that Donald Trump currently has a 50 per cent chance of winning in comparison to Democratic Presidential candidate Kamala Harris’s previous high 56 per cent chance during late August.

Coming to key battleground states, Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump is having a lead in Arizona by 1.7 points and in Georgia by 1.9 points which eventually marks a significant turnaround from earlier polling where Kamala Harris was having an edge, reported The Hill. Early voting in Georgia has seen record turnout of voters and in Michigan, Kamala Harris’s lead has come down to just 0.7 points which are raisings severe concerns among the Democrats regarding the blue collar voters.

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The Hill noted that Kamala Harris is still maintaining a narrow lead in North Carolina and Nevada but Donald Trump is closing up the gap with passing days. Whereas, in Pennsylvania, the race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris is virtually tied while both Presidential candidates are at near about 49 per cent.

Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump is slightly ahead in Wisconsin which certainly reflects a pretty tightening race across multiple states. The Hill noted that while abortion rights could fetch voters support for Kamala Harris, Donald Trump’s campaigning strategy focuses on the economic issues and repeated failures of the Democratic policies.

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FAQs:

Q1. According to recent poll surveys who is in a better position in Swing States?
A1. Recent eminent poll surveys indicate that former US President Donald Trump is gaining momentum in the Swing States just before the US Presidential Elections.

Q2. What is the position of Donald Trump in Georgia?
A2. Recent eminent polls revealed that Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump is having a lead both in Arizona and Georgia by 1.7 points and 1.9 points respectively.