The state of democracy, the form of the economic system and abortion are a very powerful points for American voters within the US presidential election, in keeping with the primary wave of exit polls.
Almost six in 10 individuals ranked the state of democracy as their primary problem, in keeping with polls launched by CBS News.
It was adopted by abortion as 5 per cent of the voters felt it was an vital problem for them. Over one in 10 selected the economic system as a precedence problem.
Millions of Americans voted to elect the forty seventh President between Republican chief Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Kamala Harris in an election billed as probably the most consequential contests for the White House in a long time.
An exit ballot by CNN stated roughly three-quarters of the citizens holds a adverse view of the best way issues are going within the US immediately.
Only about one-quarter name themselves enthusiastic or happy with the state of the nation, with greater than 4 in 10 dissatisfied and roughly three in 10 saying they’re indignant, in keeping with the ballot.
Voters stay usually optimistic, with greater than 6 in 10 saying that America’s finest days are sooner or later, and solely about one-third stated that they’re already up to now, the CNN ballot discovered.
It stated President Joe Biden’s approval ranking is sliding nationally with about 4 in 10 voters saying they approve of his job efficiency and a majority disapproving.
Trump vs Harris: Knife-edge contest
The race between Harris and Trump remained stubbornly deadlocked for weeks with among the election forecasters giving 60-year-old Vice President Harris an edge over former President Trump, 78, in among the key battleground states like Pennsylvania.
The first polls are already closed in Indiana and Kentucky, two states that historically vote for the Republican Party.
In the subsequent few hours, polls are set to shut within the seven battleground states of Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin which can successfully determine who would be the forty seventh President of the United States.