With three weeks left until the presidential election, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are in a close race, according to the polls. Experts believe that the outcome may depend on the voting in seven crucial states, where a swing of just a few thousand votes could determine the next occupant of the White House.
During a discussion on a news program, US pollster John Zogby, Chief diplomatic correspondent Steven Erlanger, and Associate professor of government Paul Musgrave explored the key issues that could sway the election. Zogby emphasized the importance of understanding the concerns of both urban and rural voters, as well as the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the economy.
Erlanger highlighted the significance of foreign policy in the election, pointing out that Harris and Trump have differing views on America’s role in the world. Musgrave noted the importance of healthcare and climate change as key issues for voters, along with the candidates’ ability to connect with voters on a personal level.
As the election draws near, both campaigns are focusing on mobilizing their bases and reaching out to undecided voters in the battleground states. With the race too close to call, each candidate is working hard to secure support and convince voters that they are the best choice to lead the country. The final outcome remains uncertain, with the future of America hanging in the balance.
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