Trump received indications of losing ground, with Biden, 72 percent of Indians and locals: Indian-Americans living in the United States for decades has made significant contributions to this election

 

 The presidential election will be full of controversy

The presidential election is the third day of a month full of controversy (November 3). Indian-Americans living in the United States for decades has made significant contributions to this election. In this election, 72% of Indians and Americans are believed to have decided not to support Trump.

A poll on Wednesday, October 14 found that 72 percent of Indians and Americans are losing Trump's land. However, Trump's own responsibility was much greater. Trump has announced on more than one occasion that he will take action against Indian intellectuals. 

According to a recent survey, percent of the total registered Indian voters were voting for Biden. If Biden is a Democratic candidate. Only 22 percent of Indians voted to re-elect current Republican President Donald Trump. But this time, the poll found that his inclination was towards the Democratic candidate. Three percent of Indians were thinking of voting for a third-party candidate while the other three percent were not in the mood to vote for anyone. 

Announcing the results of the survey, the organization said three-quarters of voters are committed to the Democratic Party. The report claims that most Indians are concerned about Trump's foreign policy. Trump has spoken repeatedly about his foreign policy.