However, now that the polls are just 20 days away, Donald Trump is looking at reclaiming the advantageous position he had attained, when Joe Biden was still the Presidential candidate. According to the latest polls, Trump is now at par with Kamala Harris in major US regions where he had ended up conceding his stronghold. Reports also suggest that he has built his lead in some of the key battleground states.
Is this a major warning sign for the Democrats?
It feels like the Democrats are already panicking at the prospect of Donald Trump winning the upcoming US elections in November. With the Harris campaign steady losing altitude and even after raising a billion dollars, the Democrat camp is struggling to maintain their composure in the final instances of the poll race. According to a Fox news report, Harris’ primary concern is the inability to win over Black and Latino voters.
This voter bracket has always been on the side of Democrats for decades, and very suddenly, things are not going Harris’ way, even though it was touted that she would handsomely build up her lead on the shoulder of these voters. Therefore, it is very natural that prospective members of the Harris Cabinet are already in panic.
Some of the latest poll data including a new NBC college poll, suggest that there is tremendous uncertainty in the elections’ outcome, as Harris apparently neck and neck with Donald Trump. However, this also means that Harris has lost her lead which she had seen in the same poll data in previous weeks.
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FAQs:
Is Kamala Harris going to win the US elections?
Although there are chances that Kamala Harris could end up winning the US elections, nothing can be set for certain until November, when the polls begin. Is there a tough contest in the battleground states for the US elections?
In the entire United States, especially in the key battleground states, there is intense competition between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump for the upcoming US elections.
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