Seven swing states could decide the 2024 election with 93 electoral votes at stake

With one week until the election, seven key swing states—Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin—hold 93 electoral votes that could determine the next president. Current polls show candidates within two points of each other in these states. Wisconsin and Nevada are the closest races, with average margins under 2 percent. In addition to these swing states, ten other states show some uncertainty, contributing another 123 electoral votes. Currently, projections suggest Harris has 226 electoral votes and Trump has 219, but both need to secure votes from the swing states to reach the 270 needed to win. Campaign activity is high in these battleground areas as both candidates seek to gain an advantage.