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Qingdao International Nonferrous Metals Trading Center, asphalt, copper, aluminum nickel, Qingguo Bank, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China custody, telephone QQ: recruitment of members, agents, account opening, investment, high rebate Qingdao International Platform Information: The protracted election campaign is not yet over As the hour draws to a close, Hillary still leads in support.
According to the latest poll results on Sunday, Hillary still maintains a %% lead. In surveys by the Washington Post and B, Hillary leads % against %, while in surveys by B and the Wall Street Journal (blog, Weibo), Clinton leads % against %, while in surveys by and and Trump approval ratings are % and % respectively.
Yesterday, B’s letter once again boosted the momentum of the Hillary camp. Director B Comey wrote to Congress stating that after reviewing the emails, B found no evidence that Hillary was at fault and believed that Hillary should not face criminal charges.
At the end of the month, it was B who announced the reopening of the email investigation, which put Hillary, who was originally leading, into a passive position. Last week, multiple surveys showed that Trump's support rate exceeded Hillary's. Yesterday, B's latest statement eliminated a major threat to Hillary's victory. After the news was released, global markets were excited, with gold falling sharply and the Mexican peso jumping.
Data shows that Hillary’s lead this time is not as big as that of Obama, and it is not enough for her to secure victory. H, a well-known American polling agency, told B on Sunday: Judging from the voting map, compared with four years ago, Hillary's chances of winning are not as stable as Obama's.
At present, the final election is less than an hour old, and both candidates are doing their best to make the final sprint. Clinton hopes Latino voters will help her win Florida, North Carolina and Nevada. Trump has high hopes for white working-class voters, hoping to wrest several industrial states in the Midwest from the Democratic Party.
With the news coming out frequently before the election and the national polls of both parties being very close, the trend in the swing states will ultimately determine the candidate for the White House. The chart above reflects state preferences and vote share. Among the key swing states, Florida (vote), Ohio (vote), Pennsylvania (vote), and North Carolina (vote), the election is still deadlocked. In the most important primary state of New Hampshire, Trump has gone from lagging behind by 1% to a tie.
According to the Electoral College vote forecast released last Friday, Hillary’s current electoral college vote has fallen below the electoral college mark for the first time and is still higher than Trump’s vote. It was pointed out that Hillary's certain number of votes is shrinking, and the 2nd Congressional District of the original swing states of Ohio, Utah and Maine have all shifted to Trump.
However, if Trump wants to win the election in swing states, he still has no idea how difficult it will be. The Electoral College for the President of the United States contains 2 members, and if you want to win the election, you need to win at least half of the votes (votes)
. This means that Hillary is only one step away from winning the vote. In the current swing states, Hillary only needs to win one of them to consolidate her victory, while Trump needs to win all of them to achieve this. reverse.
According to the Associated Press, a total of 10,000 people in states across the United States have completed early voting, accounting for about one-third of all votes cast.
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