Because the 2024 U.S. presidential election outcomes unfolds, all eyes are on seven essential battleground states: Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. These states have traditionally performed decisive roles in figuring out the result of elections because of their tendency to swing between Democratic and Republican candidates.
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In Georgia, Donald Trump holds a lead over Kamala Harris. He has gained 51.1% of the votes. Harris has gained 48.2%.
Historic Context:
Georgia historically leaned Republican however witnessed a pivotal shift in 2020 when Biden gained, marking the primary Democratic victory since 1992.
In Pink leaning North Carolina, Trump is leading with 50.8% votes. Kamala Harris won 48.1%.
Historic Context:
North Carolina has been a constant Republican stronghold, apart from Obama’s 2008 win.
In Michigan, Donald Trump is main with 51.9 % votes in his kitty. Kamala Harris has gained 46.4 % votes.
Historic Context
As soon as a part of the Democratic “blue wall,” Michigan flipped to Trump in 2016, solely to revert to Biden in 2020.
In Pennsylvania, Donald Trump is main with 51.1 % of votes. Kamala Harris is trailing after successful 48 % of votes.
Historic Context:
A key battleground, Pennsylvania swung from Obama to Trump in 2016, then again to Biden in 2020.
Arizona
In Arizona, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are neck and neck. Trump gained 49.7 % of the votes; Kamala Harris gained 49.5 %.
Historic Context:
Arizona has oscillated between the 2 main events during the last 20 years. After solidly supporting Republican candidates from 2000 to 2016, it flipped to Democrat Joe Biden in 2020 by a slender margin.
Wisconsin (10 Electoral Votes)
In Wisconsin, Donald Trump is forward. He has gained 50.9 % of the votes. Kamala Harris has gained 47.6 % of the votes.
Historic Context
Wisconsin flipped to Trump in 2016 after which to Biden in 2020, with razor-thin margins in each elections.
Nevada
Historic Context:
Nevada has leaned Democratic in current elections, supporting Obama and Clinton earlier than Biden.
