There is no favorite in the presidential race in the USA

US Vice President Kamala Harris and outgoing President Donald Trump The darkness is beginning, but there may still be support among the voters, reports The Hill.

Although with experience, the candidates will lose the majority in equal positions in the major states. So far, every side has not been able to directly influence the elections.

While Harris has shortened the gap, which widened in a matter of hours, while President Biden is still in the running, she leads Trump by a little less than 4% nationally.

Based on these data, Trump is ahead of Garr IS by 0.8% in Arizona, by 0.2% in Georgia, by 0.5% in Carolina, and by 0.6% in Pennsylvania. Natasha's vice president is ahead in Michigan by 0.6%, in Wisconsin – by 1.7%, and in Nevada – by 2.2%. 

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They noted that the offended candidates spent a significant number of hours in each of these states, but their pre-election elections may be canceled in the near future, like Hurricane Helena. destroying parts of Southern Carolina and Georgia, as well as Florida.

"Over the course of this campaign, and especially in the rest of the year, those who say the candidates and their campaigns may mean the same those stink “convey this information,” said Adam Abrams, who was responsible for public relations during President Obama’s campaign in 2008.

In his words, the campaign apparatus is encouraging this, so that “in the final direct race there will be more voters on more channels.”

“In this series we have a story about two campaigns, one of which is quot;dark" character and promotes violence, and is focused on the future and promotes ideas on how the middle class of Americans can achieve success,” adding Vin.

Written by: Nina Petrovich