Results of U.S. presidential election to influence South Caucasus -  expert 

ArmInfo.The results of the US presidential elections will also affect the South Caucasus region.  This was written on his Facebook page by expert and Americanist Suren  Sargsyan. "Today, Americans will choose their 47th president. This  choice will affect the most important global processes. Whether you  like it or not, this will also affect our region," the expert noted.

He added that it is impossible to predict the election results;  according to various polls, the difference in the candidates' ratings  is between 1% and 2%. The same applies to the institution of voters.  "By the way, the same picture is with the elections to Congress. In  other words, according to dozens of polls, there is an equal fight  with small differences. In seven swing states (where the candidates'  votes are distributed evenly), the Republican candidate Donald Trump  has an advantage of 0.9% - 48.6%, the Democratic candidate Kamala  Harris - 47.7%. In general, according to dozens of polls, Trump and  Harris have an equal pre-election rating - 48.5%. I cite average  figures because, for example, the pro-Republican Fox News claims that  Trump is winning by 2%, and the pro-Democratic CNN claims that Harris  is winning by 1.5%.  It is noteworthy that the rating of the current  President Joe Biden is 40.7%, which is quite low and significantly  hinders Harris," notes Suren Sargsyan.

According to him, the tension is so great that each candidate is  literally fighting for every vote, especially in swing states. To do  this, taking into account the ethnic composition of the local  population, Harris, for example, is conducting a pro-Palestinian  campaign in Michigan (because there is an Arab population there), and  a pro-Israeli one in Pennsylvania. For his part, in the most  problematic state - Pennsylvania, businessman Elon Musk continues to  spend $ 1 million a day on a campaign in support of Trump. "In short,  the name of the 47th President of the United States will be known in  just a few hours," the expert wrote.