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Polls show that in 7 key states the race between the Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Kamala Harris remains even. teleSUR

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00:00In the United States, more than 60 million people voted early in the presidential elections

00:04on November 5, 2024.

00:07Polls show that in seven key states, the race between Republican candidate Donald Trump

00:10and Democratic candidate Kamala Harris remains even.

00:13Data collected in states such as Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, and Virginia shows

00:17that women represent 55 percent of early voters, while men represent 45 percent.

00:23The Trump-Harris race underscores the divide in the United States, with both parties mobilizing

00:28solid bases.

00:35In this context, the two candidates for the November 5 elections, Kamala Harris and Donald

00:39Trump, will concentrate their efforts on the final stretch of the campaign by holding rallies

00:43in five battleground states.

00:45On Friday, the presidential hopefuls are expected to meet again in Wisconsin, where polls show

00:49Harris leading Trump by 7 tenths of a point.

00:52In this regard, Harris will also visit Atlanta, Georgia, and the city of Charlotte, North

00:57Carolina, while his rival Donald Trump will visit Gastonia and Greensboro in North Carolina.

01:02The presidential election is decided indirectly through the Electoral College, which has 538

01:07electors, allowing a candidate to win the presidency even if he loses the popular vote.