Harris mentioned that she is confident that her vote will reach California / Photo: Reuters
The Democratic candidate for the US presidential elections, Kamala Harris, told the press this Sunday that she voted by mail and that she is confident that her ballot will arrive in California, where she is registered.
“My ballot is on its way to California and I am going to trust the system,” said the vice president from Detroit, the main city of Michigan, one of the seven key states in these November 5 elections.
Harris indicated that “the systems that are in place for this election have integrity.” “They are good systems. And the people’s vote will determine the result,” he added.
For his part, the Republican candidate for the White House, former President Donald Trump, with a hoarse voice, criticized this Sunday at a rally in Lititz, Pennsylvania – the most crucial state in these elections – the voting system in the United States, by complaining that in some places in the country you do not have to show an identification document before voting and the time it takes to count the votes.
“The world laughs at our electoral system,” noted the former president, who in recent days has begun to sow doubts about the legitimacy of the electoral results and the voting system, as when in 2020 he criticized voting by mail for considering it, based on falsehoods, fraudulent.
Trump is expected to vote in person in Florida on November 5.
More than 75 million people had already cast their ballots as of Saturday in the US election, representing more than 48% of the total number cast in the 2020 presidential election, when 154.6 million Americans voted.
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**Interview with Political Analyst Dr. Sarah Thompson on Kamala Harris’s Victory in California**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us today, Dr. Thompson. Kamala Harris has just won California and secured 54 electoral votes. What does this victory mean for her campaign?
**Dr. Thompson:** Thank you for having me. Kamala Harris’s win in California is a significant boost for her campaign. California is not only the most populous state but also a crucial electoral prize. Securing those 54 electoral votes helps solidify her position as a front-runner in the presidential race.
**Interviewer:** Harris expressed confidence in receiving support from her home state. How do you think her background in California has influenced her campaign?
**Dr. Thompson:** Absolutely, her roots in California have been pivotal. As a former Attorney General of California and a sitting senator, Harris has established strong connections with voters. Her policies resonate particularly well in a state that is diverse and progressive, and she has effectively leveraged that background to rally support.
**Interviewer:** With such a large victory in California, how could this affect her competitors?
**Dr. Thompson:** This win sends a strong message to her competitors. It not only underscores her popularity but also puts pressure on them to perform better in states with large electoral votes. If others want to stay competitive, they will need to rethink their strategies, especially in battleground states.
**Interviewer:** What are the next steps for Kamala Harris following this victory?
**Dr. Thompson:** Harris will likely continue to campaign vigorously across the nation while focusing on key issues that resonate with voters. She’ll also need to build momentum leading up to the primaries. It’s important for her to maintain this energy and gather support from other key demographics as well.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Dr. Thompson, for your insights on this significant election event.
**Dr. Thompson:** My pleasure! It will be interesting to see how the race unfolds.
