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Generally, the day before the presidential elections in the United States, it is possible to confirm who will read the victory garland. Polls say Hillary will win the 2016 election, but Trump did. That’s why Biden is ahead in every poll published since the bipartisan national convention in this year’s election, but many believe 2018 could be a repeat. Many will agree that 2016 and 2020 are not one. The biggest obstacle to this year’s elections is the outbreak of the coronavirus epidemic. Faced with this outbreak, the two candidates had to choose two completely opposite paths. By denying Trump’s horrors, he wants to keep his mouth shut in the sand like an ostrich, and Biden values the opinions of scientists. The coronavirus epidemic appears to be playing a key role in the November 3 elections.
Due to the epidemic, county, city and state elections offices jointly decided to go to the polls by mail and in person. These two decisions caused a stir among voters. As of noon on Sunday, 9 crore 17 lakh 2 thousand 502 votes were cast in advance across America. Of these, 5 crore 98 lakh 1 thousand 6 votes were cast by mail. And 3 crore 19 lakh 1 thousand 434 people went to the polling station and cast their votes in advance. This number is approximately 6 percent of the total votes cast in 2016. Sunday is the last day to vote early. This number will increase even more at night.
Democratic candidate Joe Biden has a 3-11 point lead in the four states known as Battle Ground in the latest poll by the New York Times and Siena College on Nov. 1. 11 points in Wisconsin, 6 points in Arizona and Pennsylvania and 3 points in Florida. In addition to the states above, Biden is ahead of North Carolina by 6 points in the latest NBC News poll. The NBC News national poll found support for Joe Biden. Biden’s position is consolidated with 45 percent of Trump. He has the support of 51 percent.
This year, elections are taking place in all 435 seats in the House. In the 2016 congressional elections, the Democratic Party won a majority of 235 seats. In the November 3 election, nine members of the Democratic Party are not running for re-election and 26 are members of the Republican Party. The idea of the congressional experts is that the party dominates the majority of the seats. However, three current members of Congress and five Republicans from the Democratic Party lost their primary seats to be reelected. However, a new party member won the November 3 election in California. It’s safe to say that the Democratic Party will retain control of the House.
However, President Trump himself has expressed fear that Republicans are losing control of the Senate. According to the poll, the Republican senators likely to lose their seats are Susan Collins from Maine, Thom Tillis from North Carolina, Martha McSani from Arizona and Corey Gardner from Colorado. And those expected to face a tough challenge are Republican Senator Johnny Ernst from Iowa, Kelly Lofner from Georgia, Steve Dains from Montana. However, South Carolina heavyweight senator Linzie Graham is more concerned. He’s being harassed by Democratic challenger Jamie Harrison.
The Washington Post predicts that, in the end, Trump will lose the mango, too. In other words, he will lose both the White House and the Senate. We will have to wait one more day to see the truth.
