The presidential elections are taking place in the United States. Voting takes place in all 50 states and the capital Washington, DC Where do the Democrats and Republicans have their strongholds and where is the race especially close? We classify – here:
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The state New York It is located in the northeastern US and is home to the country’s most famous city, New York City. However, the state also offers an impressive variety of landscapes, from Niagara Falls to the Adirondack Mountains. New York played a central role in the history of immigration and is one of the most culturally diverse states in the US. the neighboring countries
- Capital City: Albany
- Area: 141.299 square kilometers
- Resident: 20.215.751
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Voters: How many electoral votes are there in New York?
New York State shipped 28 voters (“Electoral Votes”) in the Electoral College. This is the body that elects the president and vice president of the USA.
In the presidential election, citizens do not vote directly for the candidate, but for voters who then vote in the so-called Electoral College. In most states, the principle of “winner takes all” applies – the winner gets all the voters of the state.
To win the presidential election, a candidate needs a majority of the 538 voters, ie at least 270 votes. This system can lead to a candidate winning the presidency even though he or she did not receive the popular vote. The last time this was around was 2016, when Democrat Hillary Clinton won the most votes (48.2%), but Republican Donald Trump won the most electors (304) .
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Prediction: How will New York vote in 2024?
It’s called New York Blue Stateie stronghold for the Democrats. Kamala Harris is considered certain to receive the electoral votes from New York in the November election.
Results: How did New York vote recently?
A Republican has not been able to win a presidential election in New York since 1984. The last elections also went to the Democrats by a clear margin. In 2020, Joe Biden defeated Donald Trump in New York by more than 23 percentage points. In 2012, the gap between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney was over 28 points.
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When do the polls close in New York?
Polling station closing times in the United States vary by state. Most close between 6 and 9pm local time. Due to the time difference, it will be in the middle of the night or early morning in Germany on November 6 when the first (provisional) results will be announced. In New York, polling stations close at 3am Central European Time.
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