The USA will hold elections in November, with two familiar figures vying for the presidency. Recent polling data indicates a tight race, with no clear favorite emerging. Americans will vote not only for the president but also for representatives and Senate seats that will shape the government for the next four years.
Incumbent Joe Biden is representing the Democrats, while former President Donald Trump is running for the Republicans. There is still uncertainty surrounding the outcome of the elections, as polls can change and swing states like Michigan, Georgia, and Pennsylvania will play a crucial role in determining the president.
In the 2020 election, Biden won with a clear majority, but this year, the candidates are running neck and neck. Trump briefly held a lead earlier in the year, and both candidates are working to secure electoral votes needed to win the presidency. Trump has struggled with legal issues which could impact his campaign, while Biden’s popularity has been questioned due to his age.
Aside from the presidency, the balance of power in the House of Representatives and the Senate are also at stake. Both parties are vying for control, with several Senate seats considered toss-ups and no clear majority in the House. With six months until the election, the race is wide open, and the mobilization of voters and key swing states will be pivotal in determining the outcome.