American voters will decide who will be the next President of the United States on November 3, and with Donald
Trump and Joe Biden being the two contenders, the entire nation seems to be
pumped up for the ‘E’ day.

While Trump Campaign is already convinced
about him winning the White House back, the election polls and voting patterns tell a different story. 

Winning the popular mandate is not always equal to winning the  election, as the American polling system is based on electoral colleges and Hillary Clinton is a case in point.

Hillary despite
leading the polls with around 3 million votes lost the election to Trump because of the Electoral
College system.

Electoral College system explained

The American political system elects the President through the method of Electoral College.

In this system, voters select a representatives on their behalf, the number of electoral colleges may vary from state
to state depending upon the population, area and such other factors.

In this way each state appoints an elector
who votes for the President on voters’ behalf, people can choose amongst various
electors in their constituency.

These elected representatives, presently 530 in
numbers known as electors will cast vote for the prime Presidential candidates
and whosoever get the majority, i.e.’ 270 votes will be elected the President of the United States.

Why Pennsylvania can be a deciding vote this
Election

When
we analyze factors affecting appointment of the President of the US, certain key elements largely impact the outcome of it.

This time this role would be taken up by the
state of Michigan, North California, Florida, Georgia and Pennsylvania, out of
which the latter is expected to emerge as a deciding vote. Here’s why

Blue Wall State effect: Pennsylvania is called a blue wall state
because it has always elected democratic presidents but, if 2016 Presidential
elections to be taken into account, the history took a 360 degree turn.

Thus way Pennsylvania is going to be of paramount importance for the candidates
as Joe would have to be geared up to win back his blue wall while Trump needs a
reminiscent of less than 1% vote that he could garner the last time to take
the record up.

Number of seats: One of the most integral factors that make Pennsylvania the decisive element this
time is the decent of electors it carries.

Pennsylvania will give 20 electors out 270 which determine a
crucial number for the election as most of the states emit out an idea about their
priority candidate, it is Pennsylvania’s mixed reactions that will give Joe and
Trump a run for these 20 decisive numbers.

Even distribution of ideologies: Pennsylvania, which historically is known
as the states of democrats for electing Democratic presidents so far, the state
is believed to be turning redder in the last few years as voters of republican ideologies
emerged during Trump’s term.

The state now is finely divided into the voters claiming the two
political ideologies that make predicting the genuine mood of Pennsylvanian
voters quite ambiguous to infer.

However, Pennsylvania is getting the much deserved attention by
both the presidential candidates, it would sure to prove a blessing to the one who
gets it significance in the upcoming elections.

In fact, the indispensible nature of Pennsylvania can be well derived by
accesing various political models given by US Media outlets and Political
agencies.

Like the one in FiveThrityEight, suggesting that chance of Trump’s
victory in the Election 2020 can be advanced by 84% if the focus is given to Pennsylvania
alone while Biden can raise up the bar by 96% if Pennsylvania votes blue.