Tie in the polls two weeks before the elections in the United States, with Trump’s advantage in the key states

Starting today, Tuesday, ABC publishes a daily update of the average surveys in USAboth nationally and by number of delegates, as well as in the seven main states at stake: Arizona, North Carolina, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.

At this point, the electoral race remains even, with a slight advantage for the Democratic candidate, Harris, in the average of national polls. The Republican Trump, who this weekend left one of the images of this campaign preparing and serving fries at a McDonald’s has closed the distance in the last week:

On the other hand, in the dispute over the 538 electoral or electoral votes, it is Trump who has a slight advantage over the vice president, with a large number still in the hands of the undecided. To win the election it is necessary for one of the candidates to reach 270 delegates.

The best news for the former Republican president is that in the seven key states in which the election is decided, he is in the lead. In the case of Arizona, the distance in its favor is 1.8 points. And in Pennsylvania, the state that distributes the most delegates among these decisive states (19), it leads the polls by an average of 0.8 points.

The data comes from the averages of surveys published in real time on the website RealClearPoliticsdedicated to the in-depth analysis of current political events in the US, with editorial criteria of balance and partisan neutrality.