The U.S. presidential election has ended and vote counting is underway. The election is hotly contested between Republican candidate former President Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Kamala Harris. For the presidential race, any candidate must receive a total of 270 electoral votes. It is believed that the results of this election will also be determined by battleground states, that is, swing states. Let us know which candidate is leading in the swing states.
Which states are swing states?
A total of seven states in the United States have been assigned swing or battleground state status. In fact, most states in the United States have Republican or Democratic strongholds. But there are seven states where voters appear to shift dramatically with each election. These states are Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. Who leads in 7 swing states?
Arizona: There are a total of 11 electoral votes here. Republican candidate Donald Trump leads the state.
Wisconsin: The number of electoral votes here is 10. Donald Trump is also leading in the state.
Pennsylvania: The state’s total electoral votes are 19, and from here, Trump is also in the lead.
Georgia: There are a total of 16 electoral votes here. Republican candidate Donald Trump is also in the lead here.
North Carolina: Trump also leads the state by 16 electoral votes.
Michigan: The state has a total of 15 electoral votes. So far, Donald Trump is ahead in the statistics.
Nevada: Total 6 The state’s electoral votes have yet to show any trends.
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