Americans Vote to Elect New President, Close Contest on Cards

The voting for the 59th four-yearly US Presidential Election is underway in the United States of America.

 

The election for the next American President is witnessing a great voter turnout.

 

Nearly 100 million votes have already been cast through mail ballots and in-person early and advanced voting. 

 

The prime contenders to the post are the incumbent President from the Republican Party Donald Trump and the Democrat candidate Joe Biden. 

With almost 240 million qualified citizens, world's most seasoned majority rule government observes one of the most essential races on the planet legislative issues. 

Because of the continuous Corona pandemic, a few states in the US loosened up the provisions for right on time and progressed casting a ballot this time. 

This is the



reason almost 73 percent of the all out polling forms cast in 2016 official races have been recorded even before the political decision day this year. 

Conservative competitor and officeholder President Donald Trump looks certain of his allies and is requesting that individuals vote for the sake of financial changes, work age and commonsense methodology in treatment of the Coronavirus pandemic.

 

The Democrat candidate Joe Biden, on the other hand, has repeatedly attacked the handling of the pandemic situation.

 

He also has promised to widen the ambit of the Affordable Care Act or the popularly known 'Obamacare'.

 

The political pundits have termed the election as a very close fight and only the next few hours will tell the world whether Trump or Biden will swear an oath on 20th January next year as the US President.