Fate days in the Swing States: Who wins the race for voters?

Fate days in the Swing States: Who wins the race for voters?

Las Vegas, USA - Washington (dpa) - an exciting race for the white house is imminent! On November 5, the voters in the United States decide who will lead the country for the next four years. The focus is above all the seven decisive “swing states”, in which every voice counts. The democrat Kamala Harris and the Republican Donald Trump have intensively promoted voting in these states, because here the tide can quickly turn!

The complex election system of the United States makes it possible: the president is not chosen directly by the votes of the citizens, but by 538 voters who are sent to the population size of the states in proportion. In most states, the "Winner-Take-All" principle applies-those who receive the most votes receive all electioners of the state. This means that the choice in this "swing states" can be decisive!

The key states in view

in the "Midwest" and the "Sun Belt" it becomes particularly exciting. States such as Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania are of enormous importance for both candidates. Pennsylvania, with 19 voters, is an indispensable goal. High living costs and controversial topics such as fracking are in the foreground here. Georgia, once a stronghold of the Republicans, was conquered by Joe Biden in 2020, and Harris fights for the voices of the younger black voters. North Carolina, where the Republicans compete with an extreme candidate, could bring a surprise for Harris.

Michigan, where many Arab -born Americans live, could become a stumbling block for bidies. Arizona also plays a key role, especially with regard to migration and the abortion topic. Wisconsin, who narrowly saw Trump and 2020 bidges in 2016, remains a highly competitive state in which third -party candidates could cost crucial votes. And finally Nevada, with only 6 voters, but high economic pressure through pandemic, the choice could also influence the choice!