ChainCatcher news, according to the Associated Press, all polling places in Nevada's largest county, the last swing state in the U.S., have now closed. With 4% of the expected votes counted, Trump has received 71.5% support, while Harris has received 26.8% support.

ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, the election situation in the seven key swing states for the U.S. presidential election is as follows:Among the seven battleground states, only the Associated Press predicts that Trump will win in North Carolina;Georgia has the highest number of counted ballots, which appears to favor the Republican Party;Wisconsin has counted about three-quarters of the ballots, but with Trump only leading by a few percentage points, the competition remains fierce;Similar to Wisconsin, Trump also shows a similar lead in Michigan, but less than half of the votes have been counted.In the crucial Pennsylvania (which has 19 electoral votes), it may take several hours or even days to determine the outcome.Arizona has counted less than half of the ballots, and the current results are very close.There is currently very little data available from Nevada.

ChainCatcher news, the counting of votes for the U.S. presidential election is underway. According to the latest preliminary estimates released by several U.S. media outlets, Trump has won 16 electoral votes from the "swing state" of North Carolina.

ChainCatcher News: In the key swing state of Pennsylvania for the U.S. election, the counted votes have now surpassed half, with Trump making a comeback and achieving a vote rate of 50.6%.

ChainCatcher news, according to the American political aggregation site RealClearPolitics, as of November 5 local time, Trump is leading Harris by 2.8 percentage points in Arizona, by 1.3 percentage points in Georgia, by 1.2 percentage points in North Carolina, by 0.6 percentage points in Nevada, and by 0.4 percentage points in Pennsylvania. Harris only has an advantage over Trump in two states—leading by 0.5 percentage points in Michigan and by 0.4 percentage points in Wisconsin.

ChainCatcher news, according to CNN, a voter in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, who voted for former President Donald Trump, stated that she believes the presidential campaign will be very intense. Her voting experience was "quick and easy," and she had two reasons for voting for Trump—economy and his stance on immigration."The most important thing is the economy. I think the election results in this county will be very close," she added.

ChainCatcher news, according to CNN, the election day in the key "swing state" of Michigan has started smoothly, according to the office of Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson.Officials stated that there have been no reports of significant voting issues or large-scale lines in the state, nor any reports of weather-related incidents or polling place closures.So far today, 8,000 absentee ballots have been returned, and more than 820 people have registered to vote through Michigan's same-day voter registration option.The Secretary of State's office reported that as of today, over 3.3 million voters in Michigan have cast their votes through early in-person voting and absentee voting, with a turnout rate of 45.8%.

ChainCatcher news, according to CNN, at 6:30 AM Eastern Time, outside the Loyal Order of Moose voting station in Wilmington, North Carolina, people have lined up to wait to vote. There were already 30 to 40 people in line when the polls opened, and the crowd has continued to grow since then.

ChainCatcher news, on the day of the U.S. election, some key battleground states were hit by a strong cold front, resulting in heavy rain and severe storm weather. From eastern Texas to the border of Missouri and Illinois, including the city of St. Louis, the highest rainfall was recorded. Many flash flood warnings were also issued in these areas. Although the rain will slowly shift eastward, the rain that has already fallen may affect voters trying to head out to vote in the morning. The front will continue to move eastward, bringing showers to battleground states such as Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan, as well as southern Louisiana.In past elections, rain has led to a slight decrease in voter turnout. Among the seven battleground states, Wisconsin is experiencing the worst weather, with the Storm Prediction Center issuing severe storm threats ranging from level 1 to level 5 for most of the state. Widespread showers and even thunderstorms could bring gusts exceeding 60 miles per hour and brief tornadoes.

ChainCatcher news, the seven key states that will have the biggest impact on the presidential election results will close their polling stations between 7 PM and 10 PM Eastern Time (8 AM to 11 AM Beijing Time on November 6). As the states begin to report their results, the final outcome is expected to be revealed around noon Beijing Time. Specifically:Polling stations in Georgia will close at 7 PM (8 AM Beijing Time on November 6), and in North Carolina after 7:30 PM (8:30 AM Beijing Time on November 6), the initial winning trends will gradually emerge. If Harris performs well in these states, it may indicate that she does not have to rely entirely on the slower-counting "Blue Wall" states—Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. Conversely, if Trump wins these two Southern battleground states, Harris could still win through the "Blue Wall" states, but the results will be revealed later.Polling stations in Michigan and Pennsylvania will close at 8 PM Eastern Time (9 AM Beijing Time on November 6), Wisconsin and Arizona at 9 PM (10 AM Beijing Time on November 6), and Nevada at 10 PM (11 AM Beijing Time on November 6).

ChainCatcher news, on November 4 local time, according to a poll conducted by The Hill and Emerson College, the support rates of U.S. Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Harris and former U.S. President and Republican presidential candidate Trump are generally neck and neck in key "swing states" of the U.S. Trump holds an advantage in North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Arizona, and Georgia, while Harris has the upper hand in Michigan, with both candidates having equal support in Nevada and Wisconsin.

ChainCatcher news, according to the United Morning News, the latest poll shows that U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Harris currently has a slight lead in Nevada, North Carolina, and Wisconsin, while Republican presidential candidate Trump is leading in Arizona.The latest poll released by the New York Times and Siena College on Sunday (November 3) shows that, in addition to the aforementioned four swing states, Harris and Trump are tied in Michigan, Georgia, and Pennsylvania, making the competition very fierce.The poll results from these seven states are within the margin of error, meaning neither candidate has achieved an absolute lead in any state.Since Harris entered the race, she has consistently led by four percentage points in Pennsylvania polls, but Trump's support has been steadily rising, making both sides evenly matched now. The competition in Pennsylvania is intensifying, which could impact the election outcome.

ChainCatcher news, media personality Ann Vandersteel stated on her social platform that in some swing states like Pennsylvania, buses filled with "citizens" who do not speak English are being guided past Americans who have been waiting in line for hours to vote early.These individuals are wearing stickers of Harris Woltz and are completing the voting process under the guidance of a few "translators."Elon Musk's mother, Maye Musk, responded by saying that today during early voting in New York, there is no need to show identification. (The voting organizers) actually do not even check identification.

ChainCatcher news, according to IBTimes, based on data from Polymarket, Trump secured Nevada later on Wednesday (51% to 49%), and as of early Thursday, he still leads Harris in all the swing states tracked by the decentralized market prediction platform.It is noteworthy that Nevada was once a Republican-leaning state but has shifted to support the Democratic Party in recent years. Current trends indicate that the state may swing back to the Republican Party. Additionally, Nevada is considered one of the most "unpredictable" swing states in this year's election.Last year, the state showed great interest in cryptocurrency. The independent voters and multilingual environment in Nevada add uncertainty to the election, potentially becoming one of the key factors in determining the election outcome.

ChainCatcher news, Trump is leading Harris by 2 percentage points in Michigan and Wisconsin, reversing the situation in the swing states. According to data from the decentralized prediction platform Polymarket, Trump has currently surpassed his Democratic opponent Harris in five out of the six tracked swing states, including Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Arizona. Trump is leading by 10 percentage points in Pennsylvania.It is reported that just a few days ago, Democratic presidential candidate Harris was still leading in Michigan and Wisconsin, and the reversal in the election situation may be related to Trump's rally in Butler over the weekend.

ChainCatcher news, the crypto political advocacy group "Stand With Crypto" will launch a multi-state tour on September 4 to influence the 2024 election, starting in Arizona. The organization has attracted over 1 million online registrations, aiming to convert these digital asset supporters into voting constituents.The organization's Executive Director Logan Dobson stated, "There are a large number of people interested in cryptocurrency, and our mission is to use campaign-like strategies to motivate them to vote. Crypto voters are already quite enthusiastic about this election."It is reported that "Stand With Crypto" has attracted nearly 27,000 Arizona crypto supporters to register on its website, and the organization's research indicates that over 80% of them are likely registered voters. In the 2020 election, the vote margin between Trump and Biden in the state was less than 11,000 votes.

ChainCatcher news, according to a new survey, Harris is currently leading Trump in 5 out of 7 battleground states in the U.S. Previously, in May, before Biden withdrew, Trump was leading in six states and tied in one.The report shows that Harris has an overall support rate 2 percentage points ahead of Trump in these seven states. Additionally, she is leading by 2 percentage points in North Carolina and Michigan, by 4 percentage points in Arizona, and by 5 percentage points in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. In Nevada, Trump is leading by 5 percentage points, while they are tied in Georgia.

ChainCatcher news, according to the Wall Street Journal, the Musk team proposed to mobilize 800,000 swing state voters to vote for Trump and provide approximately $160 million (about 1.15 billion RMB) in funding support. The report states that at weekly meetings, advisors and vendors of the super PAC report their latest progress to Musk, with the goal of mobilizing 800,000 people in swing states to vote for Trump.According to informed sources, they proposed a budget of about $160 million (approximately 1.15 billion RMB) needed to complete this task, most of which will come from Musk himself. They also discussed forming a "troop" consisting of more than 6,000 canvassers and other staff.

ChainCatcher news, a poll from Emerson College shows that former President Trump is leading current President Biden in seven swing states. The survey also found that nationwide, 46% of registered voters support Trump, 42% support Biden, and 12% are undecided. Emerson College stated that when third-party candidates are included, Trump either maintains or expands his lead in six out of seven swing states and nationwide. This poll was conducted from July 15-16, with a margin of error of ±3% for both national and state polls.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, a poll conducted by the blockchain venture capital firm Digital Currency Group (DCG) shows that over 20% of voters in several key swing states consider cryptocurrency a key issue in the upcoming U.S. elections.The survey was conducted by Harris Poll on behalf of DCG from April 4 to 16, surveying 1,201 registered voters from Michigan, Ohio, Montana, Pennsylvania, Nevada, and Arizona. The survey found that half of the respondents indicated they would pay attention to candidates' positions on cryptocurrency.DCG's Senior Vice President of Policy, Julie Stitzel, stated, "These data indicate that cryptocurrency is a focal point for swing Senate state voters, and a pro-cryptocurrency stance is advantageous for policymakers and candidates. The survey also emphasizes the strong desire among policymakers to protect consumers while not stifling innovation and to establish reasonable regulations."Other findings include that about 20% to 25% of voters and one-third of "cryptocurrency supporters" want elected officials to focus on cryptocurrency regulation and investor protection. Among the surveyed states, Ohio voters have a more negative attitude towards cryptocurrency, while Montana has the highest cryptocurrency ownership rate, with 14% of voters currently holding cryptocurrency.