$Trump Media & Tech(DJT.US) It turns out that the media reported on the election situation last night: (trans) The latest news last night showed that Harris is leading Trump by more than 10% in polls across three swing states:

In Arizona, among early voters, 56% support Harris, while 44% support Trump, giving Harris a 12-point lead over Trump. In North Carolina, among early voters, 55% support Harris, while 43% support Trump, also giving Harris a 12-point lead over Trump. In Georgia, among early voters, 55% support Harris, while 45% support Trump, giving Harris a 10-point lead over Trump. These data are very important because these three states are key swing states. In the United States, there are a total of seven swing states that can determine the outcome of the presidential election. In previous polls, Harris and Trump were tied overall in the seven swing states, with Trump only clearly leading Harris in Nevada. Among the other four swing states, Pennsylvania has 19 electoral votes, the most among swing states. In the past five presidential elections, Democrats have won Pennsylvania four times, with Trump only winning it in 2016, ultimately winning the U.S. election.

Last night, NBC News also updated the early voting data, showing that Harris is significantly ahead, especially in Pennsylvania where he is also leading Trump by a large margin.

Anyway, based on the early voting and the latest polls from last night, especially the situation in the swing states, it feels like Harris and Trump have switched places. Electing a president in the U.S. is somewhat like A shares trading stocks, with jokes flying everywhere, tricking retail investors into buying in, and nothing is really reliable; we can only wait for the final result.