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Top issues that shaped the decision in US Elections 2024.

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What we know

  • Electoral College Votes Needed to Win: 270
  • Candidates and Current Standing
  • Kamala Harris (Democratic Party) Electoral College Votes: 0. Popular Votes: 22,950 (32.0%)
  • Donald Trump (Republican Party)Electoral College Votes: 0. Popular Votes: 47,788 (66.6%)
  • Remaining Results: 51 still to report
  • Exit polls: US voters name democracy and economy as top issues
  • Democracy: Most significant issue, with over a third of voters identifying it as their top concern.
  • Economy: Second in importance, marking its first shift since 2008 when it consistently led.
  • Abortion, Immigration, and Foreign Policy: Followed as notable concerns.Voter Sentiments
  • Perception of Democracy: Nearly 75% feel democracy is “very” or “somewhat” threatened.
  • Concerns Over Violence: About 7 in 10 voters worry about violence in response to election results.
  • Confidence in Fairness:
  • Harris Supporters: Mostly confident in fair elections.
  • Trump Supporters: Divided on election integrity.

Source: BBC

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