Going by the latest figures, Trump has gained a lead in Arizona and is ahead in Georgia -- the two states that he lost to Joe Biden in 2020. In North Carolina, the gap between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump is narrow. Interestingly, about 15 per cent of the electorate in Arizona, Georgia and Nort...
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