Election predictions

Will Trump or Harris Steal the Spotlight in 2024? 👀

Election Day 2024 is here! Who’s got the upper hand between Trump and Harris? Check out the latest predictions and polls!

It's the moment everyone has been waiting for: Election Day 2024 is finally here, and the tension in the air is almost palpable! With pundits, polls, and predictions swirling around like the last dance at a Canadian wedding, you might be wondering who’s actually winning in the race for the White House. Today, it looks like voters are splitting their opinions nearly down the middle between former President Donald Trump and current Vice President Kamala Harris, with some battleground states showing a slight edge for the Trumpster. It’s like a hockey game where the score keeps changing right until the end!

As we dive deeper into the predictions, experts from The Hill to New Statesman are weighing in with their insights. Some say that Trump's previous experience might give him a leg up, but others point to Harris’s long-standing connections and ground game as crucial factors in this tight race. Outrageous predictions are flying around, and our trusty friend 538 is providing their final forecasts that leave many on the edge of their seats. Whether you lean red, blue, or somewhere in between, one truth remains clear: the race is hotter than a summer day in Edmonton!

The excitement doesn’t stop at just two candidates! The stakes are high not only for the presidency but also for both the House and Senate races. Experts predict it will come down to those fierce battleground states that truly hold the key to victory. Historically, these states have delivered jaw-dropping surprises, so don’t be shocked if you see a few unexpected turnarounds today. With voters heading to the polls, we can’t help but feel the good old Canadian spirit of friendly competition as the results unfold—win or lose, it’s all part of the game.

In the spirit of friendly rivalry, here’s a fun fact: In every U.S. presidential election, turnouts have varied—back in 2020, a whopping 66.8% of eligible voters cast their ballots, the highest since 1900! And speaking of records, did you know that the last time a sitting president lost reelection to a vice president was way back in 1828? Let’s wait and see who will be making history today!