The US presidential election is set to take place tomorrow and preparations are complete. US President Trump and his opponent Joe Biden have also completed their respective election campaigns and both will wait for the results after tomorrow but before that. Leading historian and professor Alan Leckman, who has accurately predicted all elections since 1984, has entered the fray, this time drawing the US presidential lottery in the name of Joe Biden and predicting the defeat of Donald Trump. Earlier, Alan Lekman had predicted Trump's victory in the 2016 election, which proved to be correct.
According to the foreign TV channel "Fox News", the American university professor "Alan Lekman" has made 13 rules for the White House model, based on which he estimates and then predicts the election results. With this in mind, Professor Alan Leckman has predicted Biden's victory. It is worth noting that the calculations made in accordance with these principles are based entirely on the performance of the current government, and They will win the White House or lose to the opposition.
These principles cover a wide range of topics, including scandals against the government, the party's control over its representatives, the state of the economy, social unrest, foreign military successes and failures, among others.
Arguing for his prediction, Alan Lekman said that the success of the current government does not depend on how well it has run the election campaign, but what matters is "governance". According to these rules, the candidate who favors six of these keys will win the election while the comments made during the election campaign and the election campaign are rejected by the voters.
Based on the same theory and rules, Alan Lekman predicted Trump's success in 2016, a prediction that went through Trump's eyes, and he sent a thank-you note with a copy of that prediction to the Washington Post. Alan Leckman said that at present 7 principles are against US President Trump. "My prediction is that Donald Trump will be the first US president to lose a re-election since George HW Bush in 1992, meaning he won't get a second term," he said. But attributed to all the events that will take place in 2020.
He says Trump's chances were much better before that because only four principles or keys were against him, however, the economic crisis caused by the corona virus, as well as the black "George" in the "Mina Police". The social unrest created by Floyd's death has radically changed Trump's prospects. "When you sit in the Oval Office, you take credit for the sunshine and you get the blame for the rain, and it's raining hard in the United States at the moment," he said. "I still stand by my prediction that Trump will lose this election and that Biden will be the new president."
