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Trump talks about his assassination attempt

Trump just briefly mentions the assassination attempt he suffered in July, which he survived after a bullet grazed his ear during a campaign rally.

He tells the crowd that his life was “saved for a reason,” a suggestion he made throughout his campaign.

Trump says he will bring “every drop of spirit and fight” to the White House, and that being president is the “most important job in the world.” As a reminder, Trump has declared victory, but has not yet reached the required number of Electoral College votes. He is currently four short.

He adds that he will run his administration under the motto: “Promises made, promises kept.”

Trump congratulates JD Vance

Republicans have not yet been announced as the winners of this election, but they are only four electoral votes away from doing so.

Vance calls Trump's victory “the greatest political comeback in history”

Trump: “We will help our country heal.”

In his election night appearance he promises to fix the borders and adds that he and his party made history for a reason. It is clear that the Republican candidate is using this as a victory speech.

Official: Donald Trump wins Georgia

It is now official. After a truly close race, Georgia is painted red and Donald Trump takes the state's 16 electoral votes. With this, the Republican adds 246 votes in his favor over Harris' 210.

Georgia goes to Trump

Donald Trump has taken Georgia and its 16 electoral college votes. 

Harris advances and cuts another percentage point to Trump

Kamala Harris continues to put up a fight in Georgia and cuts another percentage point to Donald Trump. Of the more than 5 million votes counted, Harris takes 2.4 million, while Trump remains at 2.6. With this, the Republican drops his percentage to 50.8%, while the Democrat rises to 48.5%.

If Trump wins Georgia, he would reach 246 electoral votes

As of 11:40 ET, Donald Trump is leading the electoral map with 230 votes to Kamala Harris' 192. Should he carry Georgia, the Republican would total 246 electoral votes. The minimum majority to win is 270.

Trump could take the majority of key states

In addition to Georgia and the trend in his favor in North Carolina, Donald Trump could also take three more key states: Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.

In Pennsylvania, Trump has 51% of the votes in his favor, out of the 75% counted. In Wisconsin, he has 50.7% of the 65% of the votes counted, while in Michigan only 35% of the votes have been counted, with 51% in his favor, according to AP counts.

Secretary of State predicts Trump victory.

Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger predicts Donald Trump's victory in Georgia: “If you look at who's leading the race right now, Donald J Trump has an insurmountable lead, with the number of votes outstanding…..it looks like this is done”.

Trump with more than 95% chance of winning Georgia

Georgia is a long way from going red. The Republican has more than a 95% chance of winning the state's 16 electoral votes. So far, 4.8 million votes have been counted, corresponding to 93% of the total turnout, of which, 51.1% are for Trump, while 48.2% are for Harris.

Harris advances, but Trump still in the lead

Kamala Harris advances and manages to cut one percentage point to Donald Trump. Nevertheless, the Republican remains in the lead, with a high probability of taking the state's 16 electoral votes.

Currently, 51.2% of the votes counted are for Trump, while 48.1% are for Harris, according to AP/NYT counts.

Thousands of votes still to be counted in Atlanta

Eighty-three percent of the votes have been counted in Georgia. However, there are still many votes to be counted in the Atlanta area, where Harris has shown some strength. For the moment, Trump continues to lead with 52.2% of the votes counted in his favor. The Democrat follows with 47.1%.

Trump could win two of seven key states if he wins Georgia

If he wins Georgia - as the trend seems to indicate - Trump would be taking two of the seven key states in this election. The Republican also has a considerable margin in his favor in North Carolina. By taking both states, he would be adding 32 more electoral votes in his favor.

The rest of the key states are Arizona, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, where the trend is not yet clear.

Republicans continue to gain ground

The vote count is advancing, as is the ground gained by the Republican Party.

With 76% of the votes counted in Georgia, all indications are that the state will be painted red. The AP/ NYT count shows former President Trump in the lead with 52.2% of the votes counted in his favor, over Vice President Harris' 47.1%.

Donald Trump remains in the lead

With more than three million votes counted, Donald Trump has a 78% chance of winning in Georgia, according to projections by The New York Times. At the moment, the former president has 1,928,393 votes in his favor over Kamala Harris' 1,719,963.

Kamala Harris gets close

Kamala shows signs of life in Georgia; she discounted almost 6% and is now just over 5% behind Trump. She is approaching with 1,614,465 votes in total and 120,000 less than the Republican. Trump's chances of winning, according to the AP projection, remain high: 72%.

Kamala Harris, with an advantage in Atlanta

Although the projections are not very flattering for Kamala Harris in Georgia overall, her performance in the state's most important urban focus is very noticeable. While Georgia appears to be painted red, so far, metro Atlanta is entirely blue. In Fulton County, which includes the center of the 1996 Olympic city, the Democrat has, so far, 71% of the vote.

The situation in Georgia with more than 50% of votes registered

With 58% of votes already counted, these are the scenarios in Georgia. Everything seems to smile to Trump, who enjoys a 71% of winning an essential state that contributes 16 votes to the electoral college. The difference, however, would be smaller than it scores so far: the Republican would have a difference of 2.6% up, much less than the 11% shown by the AP/NYT poll at the moment.

Georgia starts turn red

With almost 55% of the votes counted, the difference in favor of Trump is around 11%. The Republican has already surpassed 1.5 million votes, according to the AP/NYT count. Several counties, especially upstate, already paint a clear Republican lead. Trump is projected to have a 71% chance of winning Georgia, with a 2.5% margin over Harris. This would be a major victory for the former president.

AP still doesn't declare Georgia for Trump

The U.S. agency, the most reliable at the time of determining electoral victories by state according to its proven data collection and trending mechanism, published its decision not to award Georgia to Trump yet, despite having a considerable lead with almost two-thirds of the votes counted. "Not all counties have reported votes. Among the counties with no recorded votes about an hour after the polls closed were the large, Democratic-leaning Atlanta suburbs of DeKalb and Gwinnett counties. More than 4 million Georgians voted before Election Day,” the agency argued.

Georgia Bomb Alert Update

Of the 177 polling stations in Fulton County, Georgia, 32 received bomb threats, according to the county's police chief, Wade Yates, in statements reported by AP.

Some of the threats were received directly at the polling places, while others were called to 911 or received by e-mail, the official said. Five polling places in Fulton County suffered brief closures (between 15 and 45 minutes) due to bomb threats that turned out not to be credible.

Quick count in Georgia

The vote count is progressing as expected in Georgia. Less than an hour after the polls closed, the count already exceeds 32% of the total. The lead continues to be Trump's, with 55.3% and a total of 987,137, according to the latest update.

Trump loyal vote in Georgia, according to the AP VoteCast.

Nearly eight in 10 Trump voters in Georgia said their choice was for the former president, while about two in 10 stated it was against Harris, according to AP VoteCast, a survey of more than 4,000 voters in the southern state. Supporters of the Democrat showed a similar trend.

14% of votes: Trump widens the gap

As the canvass progresses, the gap in favor of the Republican is getting bigger and bigger. Trump enjoys 63.1% of the votes, so far, according to the AP and The New York Timescount . The trend looks favorable in a state that was expected to be a little closer.

Trump opens gap with 7% of polls

With 7% counted, the difference in favor of Trump in Georgia is more than 15% of the votes, according to the AP count. In Oconee County, the Republican leads with more than 32% of the votes.

Georgia, key for Democrats

Nate Cohn, a political analyst for the New York Times, believes that Kamala Harris' victory depends, in large part, on winning the vote-by-vote battle in Georgia: "If Harris wins Georgia, it would be a good sign for her chances. If she loses here and in North Carolina, her clearest path to victory will be to sweep Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin.”

AP: Early lead for Trump in Georgia

With 1% counted, according to the Associated Press, Donald Trump has a 5% lead in Georgia. The trend may still change. It is still too early to call the result

Voting centers close in Georgia

Voting has ended in Georgia, except for the cases explained above. Gerogia is a key state in the outcome of the election. In 2020, it was, favorable to Joe Biden, by a tiny and dramatic margin. It is a real battleground that will be decided by a handful of votes. The count begins shortly; historically, the authorities conclude with the tally on the evening of election day. We will see if the dynamic repeats itself....

Economic issues addressed by Harris

Harris addressed economic issues in Georgia, proposing tax relief for the middle class and support for small businesses, setting herself apart from Trump's policies.
 

Message of unity

With messages of unity, Kamala Harris committed to listening to both her supporters and critics, contrasting her approach with that of Donald Trump.
 

Encouraging voter participation

Kamala Harris called on Georgians to encourage friends and family to vote, reminding them of the state's decisive role in election outcomes.
 

Public opinion about public spending and taxes in the USA in 2024.

For the entire adult population surveyed, public spending and the taxes levied on them are of great importance, but certainly as many as 80% of Republicans consider this type of spending as “very important”.  For Democrats, such spending is “very important” for only 53% of respondents.

Political battle in Georgia

Georgia was the scene of an intense political battle. Kamala Harris urged voters to defend democracy and participate in the electoral process.
 

Importance of climate change and environment in the U.S.

Another issue that powerfully separates the two candidates is undoubtedly the issue of climate change. According to YouGov data supporters of Donald Trump's candidacy do not believe that climate change is an important issue for the future of the country with 31% of respondents believing it is “not very important” or as many as 34% believing this issue to be “very unimportant.” Kamala Harris supporters, however, see it as vital (with 70% of respondents thinking it is “very important”.

Support from notable figures

Accompanied by Spike Lee and Georgia Democratic Senators Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock, Harris sought support at her final rally in Atlanta before the elections.
 

Emphasis on every vote's significance

During her speech in Georgia, Harris stressed that every vote counts. "We need everyone to vote. You will make the difference in this election," she stated.
 

Mobilization call from Harris

Kamala Harris urged Georgia voters to mobilize, highlighting that their support could be decisive for the outcome of the presidential elections in November.
 

Importance of voting in Georgia

In Atlanta, Kamala Harris emphasized the importance of voting in Georgia, a state that was key to Joe Biden's victory by a narrow margin of 12,000 votes in 2020.
 

Immigration in the United States: for or against?

The United States, a multicultural country where many different ethnicities coexist, has always been a welcoming country for immigrants. Statista collects in a new study what is people's opinion on immigration and whether it is favorable or detrimental to the future of the country. In 2020, opinion in favor reached its highest level since 2005, with up to 77% in favor of welcoming immigrants. Covid was a setback in public opinion with the increase of speeches against taking in more immigrants due to fears of a lack of security. Currently 27% of the population is against foreign immigration.

Kamala Harris's campaign closure

Democratic candidate Kamala Harris closed her campaign in Atlanta, Georgia, a crucial visit to the swing state. In her fourth rally in a month and a half, she called for massive voter participation in the presidential elections.
 

Tight race between Trump and Harris

Polls in Georgia show a tight race between Trump and Harris. In the FiveThirtyEight average, the Republican leads the Democrat by 1.7 points, indicating a close election in this swing state.
 

Biden's narrow victory in 2020

In 2020, Biden won Georgia by only 12,000 votes, a notable shift from Trump's victory in 2016. This small margin underscores the importance of each vote in the state for 2024.
 

Polls closing in 2 hours

The polls close in Georgia at 7 p.m. ET, so you have two hours left. Remember, provided you are in line by 7 p.m. you have the right to vote. 

Renewable energy research

Georgia is a pioneer in renewable energy research, especially in solar energy development.
 

Swing states in the election

Georgia, a key state with 16 electoral votes, is one of the seven swing states that will define the elections. These states, including Arizona and Nevada, tend to be very competitive in each election.
 

Presidential election date

The U.S. presidential elections will be on November 5, with Georgia as a key swing state. In 2016, voters chose Trump, but in 2020 they opted for Biden, demonstrating the pendulum nature of this crucial state.
 

Extended voting hours in some counties

More news related to Georgia. Following the bomb threats, several counties are extending their voting hours:

- Fulton: until 7:30 PM ET

- Cobb: until 7:20 PM ET

- Gwinnett: until 8:00 PM ET

Abortion in the USA: percentage of adults who support abortion

One of the most controversial issues of the last legislature has undoubtedly been abortion legislation. Up to 50% of voters with Republican voting intentions are of the opinion that abortion should be performed only in exceptional circumstances and not on a regular basis. This contrasts radically with the opinion of Democrats, who up to 42% support abortion without any type of legal restriction.

Several media outlets report that the FBI has confirmed that the bomb threats against several voting centers in Georgia appear to have originated from Russia.

🗣 Brad Raffensperger, Secretary of State, has assured the media that "Georgia will not be intimidated."

FiveThirtyEight polling average

In the FiveThirtyEight polling average, Trump leads Harris by 1.5 points in Georgia. With its 16 electoral votes, this state remains a decisive battleground in the elections.
 

Washington Post-Schar poll shows Harris ahead

A Washington Post-Schar poll positions Kamala Harris with a 51% advantage against Trump's 47% in Georgia, a crucial state with 16 electoral votes at stake.
 

Judge dismisses Georgia Republican Party proposal

The Republican Party of Georgia, along with the Republican National Committee, tried to stop some Georgia counties from accepting some of the mail-in ballots that were delivered to government offices last weekend.

A Savannah City County judge has rejected this attempted ban, claiming that the receipt of the ballots was legal under Georgia law, as claimed by lawyers for the affected counties.

Bloomberg poll results

The Bloomberg poll places Trump slightly ahead of Harris in Georgia, with 49.9% to 48.4%. This narrow margin underscores the importance of each vote in this key state.
 

Kamala Harris bets big for Georgia

As one of the key states, Kamala Harris has emphasized Georgia, especially in the last days of the election campaign. According to official campaign data, from last Saturday to this point, Kamala Harris team for Georgia has made nearly 1.6 million phone calls, and gone to more than 235,000 doors, looking to clinch the last of the most undecided voters.

Holding this state after Biden's victory in 2020 may be crucial to the future of the Democratic Party in this Election.

Trump leads in Georgia poll

In the swing state of Georgia, Republican Donald Trump leads a CES poll with 51%, surpassing Kamala Harris, who has 46%, highlighting the divided support among voters.
 

Georgia election race poll results

In the Georgia election race, a CNN/SSRS poll shows Trump at 48% compared to Harris's 47%, within a margin of error of 4.7 points, highlighting the high competitiveness in this key state.
 

What people think about the laws covering the sale of firearms?

In another survey conducted by Statista, participants were asked how they feel about gun legislation and whether it should be the same, more or less restrictive. Up to 60% of respondents felt that gun laws should be tightened. Less than 20% believed they should be relaxed.

Electoral college votes

As you can see, so far 0% scrutinized as people continue to cast their votes, but you can see the electoral college votes on offer in each swing state. 

Masters Tournament

The iconic city of Augusta hosts the Masters golf tournament each year, one of the most prestigious in the world.
 

Hartsfield-Jackson Airport

Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta is one of the busiest airports in the world.
 

Jimmy Carter's legacy

Jimmy Carter, born in Georgia, was the 39th president of the U.S. and a champion of human rights and peace.
 

Film industry in Georgia

Georgia is one of the leading film production centers, nicknamed "Hollywood of the South" for its infrastructure and diverse landscapes.
 

US ELECTION 2024

What time do polling places open and close in Georgia? Voting hours in GA in the US Election 2024

Fake bomb threats in Atlanta called in from Russia

Atlanta's Olympic Games

In 1996, Atlanta hosted the Summer Olympics, bringing significant investment and modernization to the city.

Real average hourly earnings for all employees in the United States

It should be noted that prior to July 2022, the average hourly wage for all workers in the United States was on a downward trend following the Covid-19 pandemic, it has been rising since then to stand at $11.25 per hour.

Stone Mountain Park

Stone Mountain Park in Georgia features the largest bas-relief in the world, depicting Confederate leaders.
 

Savannah's historical charm

Savannah, one of the oldest cities in the U.S., is noted for its historic architecture and well-preserved colonial district.
 

Two Cobb County locations to remain open 20 minutes

A judge approved the 20 minute extension to voting times at the precincts at Mount Paran Church of God, 1700 Allgood Rd NE and at Kell High School, 4770 Lee Waters Road. They will be open until 7:20 p.m. after delays in the morning from equipment issues. As reported on WSBTV.

University of Georgia

The University of Georgia, founded in 1785, is the oldest public university in the U.S.
 

Huge early voter turnout in Georgia

State song

The iconic song "Georgia on My Mind" has been the official state anthem since 1979, popularized by Ray Charles.
 

Population of Georgia

With over 10 million inhabitants, Georgia is the eighth most populous state in the U.S.
 

Monthly job hires and separations rate in the U.S.

Another important detail for the U.S. economy is the ratio of new hires to layoffs from 2022. The percentage of both metrics has dropped alarmingly, hinting that the economy is slowing, something that may affect the Democrats' re-election.

Georgia's nickname

Georgia is known as the "Peach State," although other agricultural products such as peanuts and pecans are also cultivated.
 

Atlanta's historical significance

Atlanta, the capital of Georgia, was the center of important civil rights movements and is the home of Martin Luther King Jr.
 

General information about Georgia

Georgia, founded in 1732, is the last of the 13 original colonies and was a key point in the American Revolutionary War. In 1861, Georgia was one of the first states to secede from the Union, playing an important role in the Civil War.
 

Support for Harris and Trump in Georgia

According to polls, support for Harris and Trump in Georgia is similar, with minimal differences highlighting the state's competitiveness in this election.
 

Close contest between Harris and Trump

In Georgia, polls reflect a tight contest between Harris and Trump, with the Republican leading by a margin within the error.
 

Monthly unemployment rate in the United States (Sep 22 - Sep 24)

The monthly unemployment ratio may be one of the key factors in the undecided voters considering that in the last year it has gone from an average of 3.8% to as high as 4.3% last July 2024.

Georgia as a swing state

In 2024, Georgia is one of the swing states that can decide the elections, as the winner takes all of the electoral votes.
 

Electoral votes in Georgia

Georgia, with 16 electoral votes, is one of the seven key states that candidates must win to reach the White House.
 

Significance of each vote in Georgia

Georgia is a key state where every vote counts in determining the Electoral College, which will decide the next president of the U.S.
 

Confidence in the voting process

"The confidence in the process has made this early voting the most successful in Georgia's history," noted Brad Raffensperger, Secretary of State.

Record early voting turnout

Georgia set records in early voting with a 55.3% participation rate of eligible voters, marking a milestone in the state's electoral history.

Deciding issues among Americans regarding who to vote for in the 2024 presidential election in the United States by party ideology

According to Statista data from November 2023, the issues Americans are most concerned about are the economy, the top concern of Republican voters, and preserving democracy for voters with Democratic intent. They are followed by abortion, immigration and firearms legislation.

Early voting participation

Georgia voters surpassed the 4 million mark in early voting, achieving historic turnout before Election Day.
 

Tight race in Georgia

With only a two-point lead in the polls, Georgia remains a crucial swing state for the 2024 presidential elections.
 

Volunteer support for Harris

In Georgia, over 40,000 Democratic volunteers support Kamala Harris's campaign, while Republicans bolster their presence with their own team.
 

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Georgia as electoral battleground

Georgia has become the epicenter of the electoral battle. Both parties have invested millions in advertising to sway voters in the state.
 

Warning about conservative plans

Harris warned about the Heritage Foundation's "Project 2025," arguing that the conservative plan threatens women's reproductive rights.
 

How much attention Americans are paying to the presidential election campaigns in the United States in October 2024, by age

Another important detail to consider is the voting intention by age group. Taking into account that in the United States, the majority of the population is between 20 and 50 years old, and that according to Statista data they are those who pay less attention to the campaigns of the presidential candidates, we will see which candidate they opt for.

Abortion rights highlighted

The right to abortion was another strong point in Kamala Harris's speech in Atlanta, noting that her opponent seeks national restrictions.
 

Harris's accusation of Trump

Kamala Harris accused her rival of wanting to impose tariffs that would raise the cost of living for American families by $4,000 annually.
 

National parks in Georgia

Georgia has 14 national parks, including the historic Chickamauga and Chattanooga Civil War site.
 

Criticism of Trump's policies

In her Atlanta speech, Harris denounced the impact of Trump's policies on family expenses, asserting that they would increase the cost of living.
 

Diverse agriculture

Georgia's agriculture is diverse: it produces peaches, peanuts, and cotton, which are essential to its economy.
 

Gold rush of 1828

In 1828, Georgia experienced the first U.S. gold rush, driving economic development and migration to the state.
 

Atlanta's global city status

Atlanta is known as a global city due to its role in finance, technology, culture, and education.
 

Voting rights milestone

In 1945, Georgia was the first southern state to allow voting at age 18, marking a milestone in voting rights.
 

Coca-Cola's origin

Coca-Cola, the famous beverage, was created in Atlanta in 1886 by pharmacist John Stith Pemberton.
 

Biodiversity in Georgia

The state boasts rich biodiversity, being home to mountainous forests, coastal plains, and swamps.
 

Savannah River's importance

The Savannah River is one of the most important rivers in the southeastern U.S., serving as a natural border with South Carolina.
 

Swing state election polling of Kamala Harris vs. Donald Trump in the US (October's 24 data)

In the other swing states, the situation is similar, with the latest polls showing a tie. In all of them, Donald Trump is slightly ahead of Kamala Harris in the intention to vote. In the states of Arizona and Georgia, the difference is almost 2 points, which would make it difficult for the Democrats to win. Special attention to Georgia, with 16 electoral votes, which is considered one of the key states to be President of the United States.

Kennesaw Mountain's significance

Kennesaw Mountain in Georgia was the site of an important Civil War battle and is now a national park.
 

Famous fast food restaurant

The iconic Varsity in Atlanta is the largest fast food restaurant in the world, famous for its hot dogs and hamburgers.
 

Natural Resources Conservation Act

In 1980, Georgia passed the Natural Resources Conservation Act, protecting vast areas of nature and wildlife.
 

Voting hours on Election Day

On November 5, polling places in Georgia will be open from 7 AM to 7 PM. State authorities have ensured that if voters are in line before closing, they will be able to cast their ballots.
 

John Lewis's legacy

John Lewis, a civil rights leader and congressman from Georgia, was a key figure in the fight for racial equality.
 

Georgia's climate

Georgia's climate is subtropical, with hot, humid summers, allowing for a wide agricultural diversity.

Georgia Aquarium

The Georgia Aquarium, located in Atlanta, is one of the largest aquariums in the world and a popular tourist destination.
 

2024 Presidential election Polling of Kamala Harris vs Donald Trump

Overall polls reflect how Kamala Harris closed the gap with Trump, who was 2 points ahead last September. Right now, statistics consider both candidates with 48% of the share of registered and likely voters.

Appalachian Trail

The Appalachian Trail, one of the most famous long-distance trails in the U.S., begins in northern Georgia.
 

Stone Mountain controversy

Stone Mountain Park has been controversial due to its Confederate sculpture, which still sparks debates about historical memory.
 

Savannah's colonial charm

Savannah is famous for its cobblestone streets and squares, preserving the charm of the American colonial era.
 

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Carter Center

The Carter Center Library and Museum in Atlanta preserves the history and legacy of the former president and his global impact.
 

Emory University

The Peach State is home to Emory University, one of the leading research universities in the U.S.
 

Georgia polls for the US Elections 2024: Trump vs Harris

In 2020, Joe Biden won the electoral vote in Georgia by 49.47% against Trump who got 49.24% of the vote. The state of Georgia is considered one of the swing states which may be key for both candidates. In the latest polls, Trump is ahead with 48.1% against the 46% of Kamala Harris. 

Chattahoochee Mountains National Park

Chattahoochee Mountains National Park offers numerous outdoor activities and is a natural refuge.
 

Georgia's prosperous economy

Georgia has a thriving economy in sectors such as technology, finance, logistics, and film. Tybee Island, near Savannah, is known for its beautiful beaches and historic 18th-century lighthouse.
 

International businesses in Atlanta

Atlanta is home to major international companies like Delta Airlines and Home Depot, driving its