US elections: These states will control the power of the next President; which states are these, here's all you need to know

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump will be at loggerheads in 34 Senate seats and 435 House seats across the US, with American voters lining up at their respective polling booths on November 5, which will be the first step towards deciding who will be the next President of the country.

US elections: House of Representative elections hold key importance

The fight for being the leader of the free world is now inching closer every minute, and some US states are holding the cards in deciding the power control at the White House. Democrats are looking to upend the current 220–212 Republican majority in the US House of Representatives this time, with all seats up for re-election this year. How successful that attempt will be, is yet to be seen.

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Meanwhile, the Senate races in Arizona, Florida and Maryland will be some of the most important election aspects to watch out for, as they will also hold key in the potential American administration in the coming months. In Arizona, it will be Rep. Ruben Gallego of the Democrats against former TV anchor Kari Lake of the Republicans, followed by Senator Rick Scott of the Republicans vs. former Representative Debbie Mucarsel-Powell of the Democratic Party.

Key battleground states also holding the cards?

Meanwhile, the key battleground states are also holding strategic importance in the US elections, including the likes of Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin, which have Democratic stronghold, but may fall prey to Republican intrusion in recent times, as Donald Trump's popularity keep soaring with every passing hour.

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FAQs:

Is the Democratic Party winning all the key battleground states?
All key battleground states is currently uncertain as to which candidate will be winning them, as the poll data from top pollsters are also sounding quite divisive.

Can the Republicans maintain their House of Representatives majority?
There are chances that the Democrats may overcome the Republicans' majority in the US House of Representatives, but nothing can be said as of now.