A complete breakdown on the 2016 American presidential elections. From the importance of swing states to the influence of third party candidates. This video discusses everything you need to know! \r
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The 2016 election has been one of the most powerfully charged in recent history, and now only a handful of candidates are left as we approach November, and the impending fate of the next four years of the united states of America. Donald trump… Hillary Clinton… and others are all vying for the title of president, but who will win and which states will decide?\r
Join us as we examine the battle… for the presidency and look at exly who will be responsible.\r
Red.. blue… green… yellow… the presidency is a mixture of political fions all shooting for the bullseye to sit in the most coveted seat in the white house. And over the next few months, several key states that are also referred to as battleground states will be up for grabs by the candidates.\r
In a recent article posted by popular site politico, the writers came up with 11 states that will be the key to winning the election… \r
The general consensus lists Nevada, Colorado, Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin, ohio, Pennsylvania, new Hampshire, Virginia, north Carolina and florida… but some experts agree that just 7 of those 11 will really make a difference… and will be the “swing states”. But what exly does that mean, why are these 11 important… and will the other candidates that you probably dont even know really make a difference when it all comes down to it?\r
A swing state is often referred to as a purple state, being a mixture of blue and red… or a battleground state, where the candidates have to work hard to convince voters to choose them in order to gain the popular vote and have that states electoral college choose them. No particular candidate has any measure of majority favor in these states.. so they must battle it out on the campaign trail in order to influence the voters in those states.\r
The general consensus in most cases is that each of these swing states begins with an equal amount of electoral votes.. and then that number will change through the day on election day. Swing states that oppose a certain candidates party can be influenced by the opposing candidate in some strange ways. that may have typically voted trump in the past might swing hard to the left in favor of Hillary.. simply because they cant stand Trump and his lack of traditional republican views and track record.\r
When it all comes down to it, Nevada, Colorado, Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin, ohio, Pennsylvania, new Hampshire, Virginia, north Carolina and florida will be in everyones crosshairs on election night as the battle for the white house comes to its conclusion. \r
But who will you be voting for and why? And what are those in your state saying and planning to do? let us know in the comments below. Also, be sure to subscribe to our channel and share this video with your friends… while youre here, click on another video to keep watching.