Kamala Harris' entry in the US election changed the equation, increasing Trump's difficulties

US Presidential Election 2024 : The presidential election in America is getting more interesting day by day. On one hand, Joe Biden has withdrawn his name from the presidential candidature, on the other hand, he has increased the difficulties of Donald Trump's opponent Kamala Harris, an Indian-origin candidate who has entered the election fray in his place. According to reports, Kamala Harris's aggressive election campaign has changed the entire electoral equation. In the presidential race, Harris has gone far ahead of the so-called aggressive leader Donald Trump.

Kamala Harris overtakes Donald Trump

According to the latest reports, Trump's pace in the election race has slowed down. Vice President of the United States Kamala Harris has overtaken Trump and now the Democratic and Republican candidates are at par. Although Kamala Harris has not yet been officially declared the candidate of the Democratic Party, she has secured the required votes of Republican delegates for the nomination.

Harris leads in four key states, Trump leads in two

Kamala Harris has run a strong campaign across the country and reduced Trump's lead in key swing states after US President Joe Biden withdrew from the race, according to a survey released on Tuesday. Several top media outlets have carried out a new survey of registered voters in the US. Kamala Harris has pulled ahead of Trump in at least four key states, while Trump is ahead in two.

Harris leads Trump by 11 percent in Michigan

According to the opinion poll, Kamala Harris is ahead of Trump by 11 percentage points in Michigan and two percentage points in Arizona, Wisconsin and Nevada. While Trump is ahead by four percentage points in Pennsylvania and two percentage points in North Carolina. Both candidates have the same percentage in Georgia.

Harris is also ahead of Trump in Georgia

According to a survey by Democratic Super PAC Progress Action Fund, there is a close contest between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump in Georgia. However, Harris is one percent ahead of Trump. Here Trump is likely to get 47 percent votes, Harris 48 percent. Whereas in Arizona and Pennsylvania, Trump is ahead by two percentage points. At the same time, according to another poll, Harris has overtaken Trump. Trump is likely to get 42 percent votes and Harris 48 percent votes.