Presidential elections are to be held in the US in November this year. Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic Party candidate Kamala Harris are putting all their might into the election campaign. Amidst all this, NY Times/Siena College has released polls of some states. A big upset is seen in these polls and Trump seems to be winning in three states.
According to NY Times/Siena College polls, if presidential elections were held today in Arizona, Georgia and North Carolina, Donald Trump would win in all three states.
How many votes for whom and where?
According to NY Times/Siena College polls, if elections were held in Arizona today, Kamala Harris is likely to get 45 percent votes. Whereas Trump is expected to get 50 percent votes.
Apart from this, according to the polls, Trump is also seen gaining lead in Georgia. Here Kamala Harris is seen getting 45 percent votes and Trump 49 percent votes. Whereas in North Carolina, Kamala Harris is expected to get 47 percent votes while Trump is expected to get 49 percent votes.
The results of these polls are being considered a warning signal for Kamala Harris because among these three states, two states, Arizona and Georgia, are where Trump had to face defeat against Joe Biden in the last presidential election. However, North Carolina has been voting in favor of the Republican candidate since 2008. Voters of these states believe that their lives have improved during Donald Trump’s administration. These surveys were conducted from September 17 to September 21.
