A very close race between Trump and Harris in decisive states with only one day left before the election

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - International Service: The latest joint poll of the New York Times and Siena College before the election shows that Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are in close competition with each other in 7 competitive and swing states.

According to this poll, Harris leads by a very small margin in the states of Nevada, North Carolina and Wisconsin. Donald Trump is ahead only in the state of Arizona, and the competition between the two candidates is equal in the states of Michigan, Georgia and Pennsylvania.

Also, in this poll, which was conducted from October 24 to November 2 in these key states, it was found that about 40 percent of the citizens of these states have already cast their votes, and Harris is ahead of Trump by 8 percent. The polls are leading, while Trump is leading among voters who want to vote on Election Day.

Also, according to this poll, the tight race between the two candidates in Pennsylvania shows that Trump's support in the state has accelerated, while Harris leads by 4 percentage points in all previous New York Times and Siena College polls in the state. has been

Meanwhile, both candidates of this week's election have held their last election meetings in competitive states and are holding it to get the votes of these states. Trump has held rallies in Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Georgia, and Harris is headed to Michigan.

According to Tasnim, the 60th US presidential election will be held tomorrow, November 5, with the competition between Kamala Harris, vice president of Joe Biden, and Donald Trump, the then president of the United States of America.

According to the results of a national survey, Kamala Harris is leading with 48% against Donald Trump with 46.8%.

But in their latest simulation over the past two days, three reliable election models assessed Trump as the final winner of the competition. Accordingly, in the Economist's electoral model, Trump wins with 51% against Harris with 48%. Also, in Silver's electoral model, Trump gets 55.4% of the votes and Harris gets 44.2% of the votes. In the election model of the website 538, Trump is leading with 53% against Harris with 47%.

While the results of national polls provide important signals about voters' views, the results of the Electoral College in each state will determine the winner, and the results of elections in swing states are also very decisive.