Kamala Harris crushes Donald Trump in key Blue Wall states in U.S. elections

In the U.S. elections, Harris has reportedly dominated Trump in key “Blue Wall” states. Approximately 45 million Americans have already cast their early votes, with turnout at double the 2020 levels according to exit polls. A new survey reveals that Vice President Harris is leading in the critical “Blue Wall” states of Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, which could be pivotal in her path to the presidency.

As the U.S. heads into the final week before its 60th presidential election, many voters continue to vote early, either by mail or in person. Harris holds a significant lead over Trump in three critical states, suggesting a strong position. Polls show that she is leading Trump in Michigan with a margin of 61% to 35%, a significant increase from the 5-point lead she held in September. In Pennsylvania, Harris leads with 57% to Trump’s 40%, while in Wisconsin, she holds a 60% to 40% lead, a notable increase from her narrow September lead.

Analysts suggest that these key “Blue Wall” states, which played a crucial role in the last two elections in 2016 and 2020, could offer Harris the clearest path to the White House. Additionally, Harris is polling well in the Sun Belt states, boosting her overall chances. If Harris manages to win these critical states next week, her victory is almost assured.

Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin are also pivotal in determining Congressional control. In the last election, the U.S. saw record-high participation, with a 66.6% turnout rate among 244 million eligible voters, amounting to nearly 159 million votes cast.

President Joe Biden, who announced his withdrawal from the November 5 election in July, has already cast his early ballot in his home state of Delaware.