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Ammon News - Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump are in a heated competition in 7 key states that will likely determine the outcome of the US presidential election.

According to "NBC News", Harris has 5 important steps to become the first female, first African American woman, and first Indian-American President of the United States.

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Recent data shows an increasing disparity between female and male voters in the upcoming election, as women increasingly favor the Democratic Party while men, including non-white men who typically support the Democrats, are gravitating towards the Republicans.

The election might lead to one of the most significant gender discrepancies in recent times.

Harris placed a strong emphasis on abortion and reproductive autonomy in her campaign in order to appeal to female voters. Conversely, Trump has intensified his attempts to appeal to males, including disillusioned Generation Z members, despite facing challenges from the Democrats.

Outlying residential areas

According to NBC News, Harris is trying to increase her support in suburban areas by appealing to center-right independent Republicans and moderates who feel disconnected from Trump.

Surveys indicate that Trump is likely to have a strong influence in rural and less-educated regions of the nation.

Economy

Harris has been focusing on closing Trump's "confidence gap" with voters on the economy, particularly addressing the cost of living as a top concern in swing states during the final campaign stretch.

Centering her agenda around the concept of "lower cost of living," Harris has managed to gain some momentum, a feat Biden failed to achieve before dropping out in July. The big question is: Will that suffice?

Migration of people from one country to another.

On the other hand, Trump has focused extensively on immigration issues during his campaign and held Harris responsible for the disorder at the border with Mexico. NBC News says that the vice president has a significant weakness.

African American and Hispanic Voters

In this election, Democrats are wondering if they can sustain the strong backing of black and Latino voters.

Joe Biden secured 92 percent of the African American vote and 59 percent of the Hispanic vote in 2020.

Surveys indicate that a significant portion of black and Latino voters are more inclined to vote for Trump in the upcoming election.