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Synthesis: BINH AN – Graphics: T.DAT
The Guardian newspaper (United Kingdom), with neutral points of view, led on October 19 the results of the polls in 8 states with decisive importance in the election, among them: Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, North Carolina, Arizona, Wisconsin. , Iowa. As a result, Trump led Biden in two Ohio states and Iowa.
Draw all the cards
However, current presidential supporters remain confident that Trump will reverse the position a second time as he did before Mrs. Clinton four years ago.
Trump’s electoral engine is running at full capacity with the fact that he speaks in three campaigns every day. It’s not difficult to recognize Trump’s tactics in the sprint period.
On the one hand, the COVID-19 infection was a shock to his campaign, but his speedy recovery was his opportunity to show that the COVID-19 message was not intimidating and his approach to COVID-19. by far it is correct.
This tactic is not ineffective, especially for voters who are already fed up with the restrictive measure against COVID-19. The fact that his campaign still has thousands of participants despite the risk of corona virus infection shows that this message still attracts a portion of American voters.
Furthermore, his election campaign also sparked voters’ fear at the prospect of the collapse of the US economy in the post-COVID-19 period. Trump stressed that he is the best man to get the economy back and giving him a second term is the right thing to do for the American economy.
In recent days, President Trump’s campaign tactics, rather than spreading to many areas, have focused on only a few key areas. Even in the “battlefield” states where Biden had an advantage, Trump loosed and focused only on the states he could win to get the minimum number of electoral votes that would allow him to stay. White House for another term.
The fact that he spent three days campaigning in Florida last week and spending money to advertise in nearly 10 states shows that the election results will be decided on a small group of “battleground” states.
October surprise?
The current president is trying to find the October surprise, as he did four years ago. In 2016, just 11 days before the election, the FBI announced that it was investigating the use of Hillary Clinton’s personal email. The investigation is the blow to end Clinton’s presidential dream because there is not enough time to change things.
From now until Election Day, if such a surprise can be thrown, the chance of going upstream is greater than ever. Trump vowed to stay informed about his son Biden’s connections to the Ukrainian gas company, possibly last minute surprises.
Finally, it is necessary to recover the position in the final debate between the two candidates on October 22. If Trump scores points, proving the stature of the president in the debate, it will have a big impact on the votes of the voters.
His campaign managers are seeking a new approach to address the weakness of Biden’s 40-plus-year political career in debate. According to studies, voters are more susceptible to problems that occur just before elections than what happened long ago.
If Trump runs the campaign flawlessly in the past two weeks, the door to the fragile White House will open wider than ever. Otherwise, Trump must hope his luck still comes to him because the polls aren’t exactly like 2016, or Biden’s campaign stumbled at the last minute.
27 million
On October 19, CNN released the results of a poll with election officials indicating that voters have cast more than 27 million votes so far, about 20% of the total number of votes in 2016 (136 million votes). ). Voters in dozens of states and the District of Columbia have set many records.
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