America will make history today in US elections, If Trump wins then he will be the first President in the past 131 years to win the election second time, and if Kamala will win she is the first woman President of america.
Updates and News on US Elections:
From the Republican Party America’s previous president Donald Trump is fighting for their 3rd US elections, If Donald Trump will win the election then he will be the first person from the past 131 years to became win the election second time. And if he losses then he will be the 4th Ex-President.
If Democratic Candidate and present Vice President of America Kamala Harris then she will be the first ever woman president in the history of 236 years old Democratic session of America.
At last the election for America’s 47th President is going to make record and became historic.
On 21 July, 2024 America’s present president Joe Biden backed off from the US Elections and Kamala Harris or Donald Trump fighting for the elections, this is the shortest election campaign of america of three and half months. On voting day, Tuesday (5 November, 2024) Donald Trump will be present at his home state Florida and Kamala Harris will be present at his home state California.
Pole of Poles:
From 513 poles, Donald Trump is leading in 263 poles and Kamala Harris is leading in 250 poles. The interesting fact is that the difference between both of them are is of just 1 or 2% percent, it means any of them will win in the US elections.
From the 7 important states of America (Swing States) interesting images are coming till tomorrow (Monday) evening. In Nevada, Georgia, and Arizona Donald Trump is leading and in Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Michigan there is tie between Trump and Kamala. Kamala Harris is just leading from Trump in Arizona.
How Many Poles (Votes) are Needed?
270 Electoral Votes are needed to became the President of America, Total electoral votes are 538, Most electoral votes from one state is 54 and that state is California.
In 2020, poles of poles this is clear that the Democratic Candidate Joe Biden will be the next President of America, because that time in 2020 he is leading by Donald Trump, president of that time by two points.
Kamala in favour of AI, Trump will Grow America First
The result of the US Elections will mostly affect the Technology Centre. America which is famous for Tech Companies like Silicon Valley, has different faces for wins of Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.
- If Kamala Harris wins she will move according the strategies of Joe Biden and she will develops and Grow AI (Artificial Intelligence), but she will give priority to people’s privacy rights first.
- If Donald Trump wins then he promises to give some relief in rules and regulations, and He will Grow and Follow the strategy of America First.
About US Elections:
The US elections are a unique spectacle, combining both tradition and modernity in one of the most closely watched political events worldwide. Held every two years, the elections determine not just the President every four years but also members of Congress, state officials, and local leadership. The process is steeped in history, dating back to the first presidential election in 1789. It is a vivid expression of democracy, reflecting the changing priorities and values of the American people.
One fascinating aspect of U.S. elections is the Electoral College system, used in presidential elections. While most countries opt for a direct popular vote, the U.S. has this intricate process where each state’s electoral votes are crucial in deciding the winner. This can lead to situations where a candidate may win the popular vote but lose the presidency, as seen in recent elections.
Beyond the technicalities, U.S. elections are renowned for their drama. Campaigns can last for more than a year, filled with debates, rallies, advertisements, and intense media scrutiny. Candidates crisscross the nation, often making stops in small towns and big cities alike, trying to connect with voters from all walks of life. The election cycle becomes a narrative of its own, with shifting poll numbers, surprise endorsements, and sometimes, unexpected twists.
In an age of social media, U.S. elections have also transformed into a global event. People around the world tune in, curious about the outcome as it influences international policies, economies, and alliances. It’s not just a political process, but a reflection of democracy in action, influencing both the national and international stage.
The U.S. elections remain a powerful reminder of the country’s democratic principles, showcasing both the challenges and strengths of one of the most influential systems in the world.