As the U.S. presidential campaign reaches its final day, JolibaLive News predicts Donald J. Trump‘s victory. Despite polls indicating a tight race, the outlet’s analysis suggests Trump is poised to return to power as the 47th President of the United States.
This unprecedented election features Trump and Kamala Harris pushing to mobilize their supporters in what they describe as a pivotal moment for the nation. Even with the rapid developments of recent months, the electorate remains sharply divided—both nationally and within the critical battleground states—leading to uncertainty about when a winner will be determined.
Trump, at 78, has recently survived two assassination attempts, notably just weeks after becoming the first former president convicted of a felony in New York. Meanwhile, Harris, 60, ascended to lead the Democratic ticket in July after President Joe Biden, 81, withdrew his candidacy following pressure from party members and a poor debate performance.
The two setups are unique in American history and suggest that American democracy is perhaps at a turning point.
Despite the chaotic events leading up to election day, the dynamics of the race have remained stable. Current polls show a tight competition between Harris and Trump. Over 77 million voters have already cast their ballots, but the outcome will significantly depend on which campaign gets its respective supporters to the polls in these final hours.
Both parties have seen unprecedented voter turnout in the last two elections, highlighting the intense passion surrounding Trump. In the campaign’s closing days, Trump and Harris are heavily advertising on social media and through traditional media, along with door-knocking efforts.
Economy, Democracy Top Voter’s Priority
Harris’ campaign claims their vigorous voter mobilization efforts are making a difference. “We are feeling very good about where we are right now,” said campaign chair Jen O’Malley Dillon, noting that their internal data suggests a favorable trend among undecided voters, especially women, and a surge in early voting from young voters and voters of color.
Conversely, while having its canvassing team, Trump’s campaign has relied mainly on super PACs to reach voters. They aim to engage “low propensity” voters—supporters who infrequently turn out—rather than moderate voters who might sway either way. Trump’s team believes they efficiently direct their efforts by targeting specific demographics.
On the topic of election integrity, Trump and his supporters continue to warn against possible fraud, which they believe was committed in the 2020 election. Trump hinted at possible repercussions for his adversaries, asserting, “We’ve got retribution.” He also made light of security risks at a rally, suggesting gaps in the bullet-proof glass surrounding him.
Harris has framed Trump as a threat to democracy while expressing hope at a Detroit church, stating, “I see Americans from so-called red states to so-called blue states who are ready to bend the arc of history toward justice.” A recent poll indicated that voters regard threats to democracy as a serious issue, just trailing concerns about the economy.
Trump argues that economic issues will propel him back to the presidency, promising to “cut your taxes, end inflation, slash your prices, raise your wages, and bring thousands of factories back to America.”
On election day, he will campaign in three battleground states, including Raleigh, North Carolina.
And JolibaLive News! will be here to bring you regular updates as the election proceeds.
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