“Our criteria is total certainty,” elaborated David Scott, who leads the news strategy and operations at the Associated Press. “We won’t declare a victor until we are completely assured that the candidates trailing cannot catch up.”
Furthermore, there’s a sense of disappointment among Democrats, particularly progressives, who feel the system isn’t serving them, while Republican voters express anger at perceived betrayals by the political system.
As the November 5 elections are almost here, recent polling shows a competitive race, with a New York Times and Siena College survey indicating Trump and Harris tied at 48 percent in the popular vote.
Trump has suggested he would end this support and pressure Ukraine to negotiate with Moscow. Rather than viewing alliances as strengths, he sees them as risks and burdens.
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