The Broadcasting Corporation website published on October 5th that Trump and Harris fell into a deadlock- "October surprise" would it change the situation?Article.The article pointed out that the word "surprise in October" has been a fixed vocabulary in the American political dictionary in the past 50 years.The presidential election campaign team was afraid of unexpected headline news or crisis, allowing their candidates to deviate from the party's claim and change the trajectory of the campaign.The article compiles as follows:

One month before the US presidential election, the contest between Trump and Harris is now tantamount to a bare -handed fight.

Whether nationwide or in battlefields, the White House battle seems to be in a deadlock.Therefore, Victory will be determined by extremely weak advantages -every new voters involved in voting, and each persuasive swing voter may help to hit a fatal blow.

In this week, there are several things that may evolve into a political storm by November 5.

The first potential political storm is a literal storm.Hurricane "Helenni" raged in the two battlefield states, Georgia and North Carolina last week.This humanitarian disaster has also become a political issue.

Apart from being difficult to disaster in the southeast of the United States, a human crisis continues to inject US politics.As the Israeli army fought with the Trustion in southern Lebanon, Iran launched hundreds of missiles to Israel this week. The Gaza War was likely to expand into a regional conflict.

The hope of achieving ceasefire in the Gaza Strip before the election seems to be completely shattered. The White House is currently trying to ensure that Israel's response to Iranian missile attacks will not cause a comprehensive war.

Middle East conflict has also exacerbated people's concerns about personal economic conditions.If American consumers are only particularly sensitive to one thing, it is gasoline prices.

polls show that the economy is the most concerned issue for American voters.On the 4th, Harris and Democrats received some good news in this area. The latest employment data released on the day showed that employment has grown strongly in the past few months, and the unemployment rate has fallen to 4.1%.However, according to David Greenberg, a historian of the University of Latugs, the President of the University of Latugs, voters' attention to the economy is not limited to the latest employment data.He said: "When people complain about the economy, what they really complain about is that some areas of this country have been declining for a long time, such as industrial hollow communities in rural areas in the United States. Even if the economic situation is good, these areas are difficult."

In the past 50 years, the term "October surprise" has always been a fixed vocabulary in the American political dictionary.The campaign team was afraid of unexpected headline news or crisis, allowing their candidates to deviate from the party's claims and change the trajectory of the election.

In the year of the election advantage of Swing State, it was measured by only tens of thousands of votes, and even the smallest ripples in public opinion may decide who to enter the White House.(Compiled/Hu Yan)