US election 2020 polls

The US polls 2020:

November 3, 2020, the US election is once again the focus of global attention in American political history. In the United States, it will be election day, with current US President Donald Trump running for the presidency among former US Vice President Joe Biden, who has been active in US politics since the 1970s.

Analysts say that in the face of Donald Trump's views and political thinking, Biden's extensive political experience, his expertise in domestic and foreign affairs, and his position on equal rights for race and religion could help him succeed.

The biggest reason for Biden's popularity is that his statements are excellent. He has also served as Vice President in the administration of former US President Barack Obama. Therefore, he is well aware of people's feelings and emotions. They are also active in finding effective solutions to their problems and issues. But Biden has yet to win the election. The biggest reason is the US electoral system. 

Readers will recall that in the 2016 US election, Hillary Clinton received nearly three million more votes than her rival, Donald Trump. Public opinion was also in favor of Hillary Clinton. But Hillary Clinton did not succeed despite getting more votes.

Very few people know that in the United States, the successful candidate is chosen under the electoral college system instead of a majority of votes. As the results of the US election and the likes and dislikes of potential candidates are increasingly expressed in public opinion polls, the graph of candidate popularity continues from top to bottom until the last day of the election.

American Electoral College System:

What is the system of "Electoral College"? It is a presidential system in which some votes are cast according to the population of each US state. Out of 580 electoral votes, the candidate who gets 270 votes is declared the winner. To win in 14 other states, including Arizona, Virginia, Michigan, and Texas, a candidate needs to get at least half the votes.

The November 3 presidential race between Trump and Joe Biden will be even more interesting this time. Because President Trump has been controversial on several issues during his tenure. He gets angry at most of the questions asked by journalists and columnists. Similarly, during a press conference, he often looks angry, expressing his "panic" with some gestures. Staying up to date with tweets 24 hours a day is probably part of their habit.

Pandemic Coronavirus, Covid. 19:

Since the day COVID-19 has affected the American people. Trump has not taken the virus seriously. Fifty billion dollars have been donated to people infected with this deadly virus. But Trump is still not in favor of publicly acknowledging the serious consequences of the coronavirus. So far, Trump has blamed China for the actual outbreak of the coronavirus.

President Donald Trump:

In March, the US president said the coronavirus would soon be defeated. But now they argue that there is still a danger that the situation will get worse with the coronavirus. If such a situation arises, it could have a profound negative effect on the US economy and democratic values.

Joe Biden:

Democratic presidential candidate Biden has reiterated his promise that if he wins the presidential election, Trump will immediately lift the ban on immigrants from seven Muslim countries and transfer them to the United States. Because they say that Muslim countries have such sanctions. Because in doing so, Trump has abused his presidential powers.

This time around, American voters will have some reservations. Concerns over the death of an Iranian general in a planned attack on Trump's orders and growing white police violence against black Americans will affect the November 3 election. The alleged murder of a black American, Gorge Floyd, by a police officer, and the overall increase in police brutality and racial violence will also remain in the minds of voters.

US presidential election and Washington's relations with Tehran:

Unlike his rival Joe Biden, US President Donald Trump continues to ignore Iran. With the start of the US presidential election, observers are not ruling out the possibility that if Trump wins again, he could negotiate an agreement or bilateral talks with the Tehran government. Trump also offered his condolences to the family of forty-six years old George Floyd, who was killed by police.

However, he reportedly said the looters also had to be shot. It's like putting salt on the wounds of the American black community. It remains to be seen whether Donald Trump will win in these difficult circumstances or whether foreign affairs expert Joe Biden will win the presidency this time.

Four years ago, then-Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump promised. If he were elected US president, he would abandon the nuclear deal with the Tehran government and replace it with a better one. Trump announced his withdrawal from the nuclear deal in 2018 under his first promise. However, in this case, Donald Trump has so far failed to deliver on his second promise.

Are US-Iran relations heading for a new era of tension?

Just three weeks after Donald Trump came to power, he issued an "official notice" declaring Iran a "global terrorist state." Since then, many have questioned whether Iran-US relations are heading for a new era of tension.

If Trump pulls out of the deal, he risks the distance between the European Union, Britain, France, Germany, China, and Russia. This will make it difficult to enforce any new sanctions.

1: Will US Presidential Election Affect US-Iran Relations?

2: What does President Trump's decision on Iran mean for South Asia?

President Donald Trump, fulfilling his election promise, has separated the United States from the nuclear deal with Iran. As a result, the United States will once again impose tough economic sanctions on Iran.

Although there is no evidence that Iran has violated the agreement, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has also confirmed Iran's adherence to the agreement. President Trump has also threatened to impose sanctions on pro-Iranian countries. It could also have a lasting effect on the strategic situation in South Asia and the Trump administration's new policy on the subcontinent.

Tehran has an important and realistic role in South Asia. Despite its deteriorating relations with the United States over the past decade, it has carefully considered its own interests.

9/11 Incident:

After 9/11, Iran was in a dilemma, as it felt trapped between Iraq and Afghanistan in the whole situation, as both countries had seen a multitude of US forces since the 9/11 attacks. In this situation, Tehran has gradually stepped up its efforts in the region, such as supporting the government in Kabul and establishing ties with the Taliban in recent years. Similarly, when the international community imposed strict sanctions on Iran over oil, Iran continued to supply its petroleum products to India.

The expansion of strategic interests by Iran under intense US pressure in the past has had a direct impact on tensions in Afghanistan and the security situation in South Asia.

Unilateral policies:

The Washington administration has mobilized a so-called "stepback mechanism" to lift UN sanctions on Iran. Under which it was decided to restore almost all the restrictions that were lifted in the past. US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has insisted that 30 days have passed since the resolution of the conflict and that UN sanctions against Iran, which were previously lifted as part of the nuclear deal, have been re-imposed.

At the same time, the United States has warned of the consequences for UN member states, which do not respect Washington's new sanctions on Iran. In this regard, Germany, France, and Britain, which are part of the nuclear talks with Iran, have rejected the US demand for re-imposing sanctions on Iran.

Biden believes in international diplomacy:

US presidential candidate and Democratic leader Joe Biden want his country to rejoin the Iran nuclear deal. In his election statement to CNN, Biden said, "If I become president of the United States, I will make it possible for the United States to rejoin the Iran nuclear deal." Provided that Iran also respects all the terms of the agreement.

US Elections and International Relations:

Role of US elections and US foreign policy?

The 2020 US presidential election should be considered the most extraordinary election in history. During the epidemic, the election has affected one candidate and the current president. A few days ago, a US Supreme Court judge died of the disease. The eyes of the world are on these elections, people are worried and nervous. It doesn't matter who gets the presidency in the White House or who controls the Senate.

The US president has vast powers on the foreign front, yet the Coronavirus, the economy, the law, the administration, and racism will have a greater impact on voters. In general, it is difficult to say what is involved in foreign affairs.

The global situation is currently chaotic, so leadership can play a key role. At the start of his term, Trump was threatening North Korea with war. He is now proud of the North Korean president's congratulatory message.

For Americans, the United States has always been the first, and its tough policy on immigrants has always been important. From the United Nations to NATO and the European Union, they do not care about anyone in their decisions, they are against free trade and global policy.

Impact of US election results:

Friends, only after the election results come out will we know where the time will turn. We just want the United States not to jeopardize the interests of others. Do not set fire to another's house for its own happiness. Let go of hypocrisy to establish peace and make the world a place of happiness. Simply saying, the United States must now abandon the approach of “Might is Right”.

Conclusion:

The United States now has only one option, to uphold the rule of law and to avoid a storm of mistrust. Extreme patience and perseverance are required. Decisions are made consciously, not enthusiastically, and the United States must make a fair and appropriate change to its electoral system in order to prioritize democratic opinion and respect public opinion.

Because only by changing the electoral system can the decision of the majority be implemented. I say with great confidence that if action is not taken consciously today, the world will once again move towards a third world nuclear war, and then the situation will be out of control.

Then no one will be able to handle it. If unfortunately, a third war breaks out, then one man will have to struggle to find another man. If you look at the other side of the picture, the United States is a developed country. The fruits of its development should be shared all over the world.

Higher education and training opportunities exist in the United States. The fact is that in a country like the United States, there is less evil and more good. There are vast opportunities for research and development. The United States needs to rethink its policies to reap the benefits of development around the world. The effects of the American catastrophe will be felt all over the world. Therefore, no sensible person would ever want the destruction of the United States in particular and the destruction of the whole world in general.

Friends, I request all of you to give your valuable feedback. Let us know what you think about this current critical situation.