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Author: M.J. GDNUS
The Americans go out at the age of 60. presidential elections in their history, and the whole world awaits their uncertain outcome that will affect a number of global conflicts and crises. Kamala Haris and Donald Tramp Water the most unimaginative battle for a white house in the history of the American choice. At the same time, the new convocation of the congress and a third of the Senate is also elected in the United States.
17:32 Technical problems in Pennsylvania
Voting time is prolonged in Kambriya County in Pennsylvania, after the "software failure" difficulty scanning ballots, the office of the District Commissioner announced.
Election officials in the district emphasize that the "failure should not discourage voters from voting at their polling stations."
16:35 vote Tramp's candidate for vice president
The Republican candidate for Vice President Jay Di Vens voted in Cincinnati in Ohio.
16:33 Donald Tramp plans to spend the entire day in Florida, where he is expected to vote.
15:58 rows in front of polling stores across America
At one polling station in Philadelphia, in Pennsylvania, a long line of voters have already been created within half an opening.
The same situation is at the polling station in Vilmington in North Carolina.
11:49 Open polls in Vermont, moving an election day
It's been five o'clock in the morning on the east coast of America, which means they are open polls in Vermont and that the elective day in the US is ongoing.
Over the next few hours, the states will follow that example while the United States will choose their next president. Soon the opening of a polling station in New York and Virginia countries.
10:11 US intelligence: Russia is trying to undermine the trust of voters into honesty elections
The heads of American intelligence services warn that, as they state, foreign enemies, including Russia, implement operations to "undermine public confidence in the honorary elections and encourage divisions among Americans."
In a joint statement, the Cabinet of the Director of the National Intelligence Service (OF), the FBI and the Infrastructure Security Agency said that the groups associated with Russia encourage violence against election officials and repeat false allegations of voter cheatings.
Agencies state that "Russian influence actors" recently published an article in which they falsely claim that officials in key states plan to fake presidential elections by inserting ballot boxes. He further says he expects that these efforts will intensify in the coming days. It also accuses Iran that the "significant threat of a foreign impact" is now.
Tehran and Moscow denied attempts to disrupt the elections.
09:27 Latest surveys for American choices: Where to run Tramp and where Haris
The race in the uncertain states between the former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamale Harris is practically uncertain, on Sunday and Monday, shows that candidates are equal to seven key states - and crucial Pennsylvania is almost in complete egg.
Pennsylvania: The situation is almost due to be closer - Haris leads with 0.2 points according to the average website surveys Fivethirtyeight. Candidates are equated to 48% according to the New York Times / Siena and Morning Consult, while the tramp leads with 49% -48% to Emerson College, but YouGov shows that Haris leads with 48% -46%.
Nevada: Here is a dead race - Tramp leads with 0.3 points on the Site on Fivethyrtyight, but the Survey Times / Siena shows that Haris leads with 49% -46%, while Emerson shows equalization to 48%.
Georgia: Tramp has a minimum advantage - leads with 0.7 points on average to fivethyrtyight, as well as 50% -49% according to the EMERSONE survey, 50% -48% in the survey Morning Consult and 48% -46% to Yugov, While Times / Siena shows that Haris leads with 48% -47%.
North Carolina: Another closely advantage for the Tramp - leads with 0.9 points according to Fivethyrtyight, as well as 49% -48% to Emerson, 49% -47% according to Morning Consult and 48% -47% to Yugov, Although the Times / Siena survey shows the advantage of Haris of 48% -46%.
Michigan: Harris has a mild advantage within a statistical error - leads with one point to Fivethirtyight, with 50% -48% in Emerson's survey, 49% -48% to Morning Consult and 47% -45% to Yugov, while candidates equated to 47% according to Times / Siena.
Wisconsin: Haris has a mild advantage - leads by 1.1 points according to Fivethyrtyight, and has an advantage of 48% -45% to Yugov and 49% -47% according to 49% towards EMERSON, A Morning Consult shows the minimum advantage for a tramp.
Arizona: This is the greatest advantage in one of the uncertain states, although it is still very close - Tramp leads 2.2 points on average to Fivethyrtyight, as well as 49% -45% according to Times / Siene, 50% -48% to Emerson and 48% -47% to YouGOV, while the Morning Consult shows the equalization to 48%.
08:17 Results from a small American village: Haris 3, Tramp 3
Voters In the American village, the Diksvil Nich opened the election day in the first minutes of Tuesday with an equal number of votes, reflecting incredibly tight national surveys in the white house race. Kamala Haris and Donald Tramp received three votes in a small community in the northeastern state of her Hempšir that begins the day of elections in the first minute of Tuesday - a few hours before opening voting sites in the rest of the country.
Election laws in New Hampshire allow municipalities with less than 100 inhabitants to open polling stations at midnight and close them when all registered voters fulfill their civic duty.
07:23 Why is Tuesday in November?
By the decision of the Congress from 1845. The presidential election are held on Tuesday after the first Monday in November. The United States was still mostly agricultural society, so the selection of November allowed to many Americans to arrive at the polls after the autumn sowing and before winter. And since Sunday was God's, and Wednesday fair day, the choice fell on Tuesday.
07:00 uncertain race
The American voters are almost trenched in the selection between the Republican Donald Trump and the Democrats Kamala Haris, and the surveys show an uncertain race.
Tramp, 78-year-old Republican, billionaire, during the campaign, survived two attempts at the assassination after the jury found him guilty of counterfeiting the documents, which became the first former US president convicted of a criminal offense.
Harris unexpectedly became his party's candidate and thus gained the opportunity to become the first American president, after the current president of Joe Bajden gave up the race after bad performance in the debate and the party's pressure to withdraw.
Surveys show that two candidates are equated at the national level, but also in 'tumbled' federal states, the so-called Swing States.
This year, seven - Pennsylvania, (19 elector), Georgia and North Carolina (16), Michigan (15), Arizona (11), Wisconsin (10) and Nevada (6). In all of them, candidates are under surveys within a statistical error.
According to the most American media, Haris has almost securely 226 electors so far, and Tramp 219.
More than 77 million Americans have already given their voice, but the electoral day will show whose campaign was more successful in motivation to go to the polls.
Win in all three uncertain countries of the so-called The labor belt of Rust (Rust Belt), Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin, Kamal Haris will become the president, they claim analysts.
Lost one of them, he will have to make up for the winning one of the so-called. Sun Belt (Sun Belt) Georgia, North Carolina or Arizona in which the tramp is in a slight advantage in the polls. Leasheld whether, in turn, the largest of them Pennsylvania will have to win as many as two. Many, therefore, are exactly the federal state as crucial for both candidates.
