Kamala Harris has made a big mistake. President Biden is about to make her pay.
Because Joe Biden is going to hand the election to Donald Trump in this stunning betrayal of Kamala Harris.
The 2024 Presidential election between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris is likely to come down to the state of Pennsylvania. Wherever its 19 electoral votes go is probably the determining factor for who will get to 270 electoral votes to win the next term in the White House.
Joe Biden was able to win that crucial state back in 2020, but only by the skin of his teeth. It certainly helped him that he identified as a Pennsylvania citizen for whom the voters there should cast their ballots. Kamala Harris has no such connection with Pennsylvania voters by being a far-Left California Democrat elite.
Not only that, but Joe Biden isn’t even doing much to help Kamala Harris there. He’s leaving her out to dry in many ways by almost never going on the campaign trail to appeal to the millions of voters who picked him in 2020 and 2024. Again, these voters never once picked Kamala Harris as their preferred Democrat presidential nominee.
The result? Well Pennsylvania is razor close, and Trump may even have a polling advantage just on surface value.
In a key development ahead of the 2024 presidential election, a Marist poll released on Thursday reveals a tight race in Pennsylvania between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris. The two candidates are tied at 49% in the battleground state, which boasts the largest electoral count among swing states, making it a critical prize in the upcoming election.
The poll highlights the narrow margin between Trump and Harris, with the former president holding a slight advantage of four points among independent voters. Given Pennsylvania’s 19 electoral votes, securing victory in this state could have significant implications for the overall outcome of the election.
Historically, Pennsylvania has played a pivotal role in determining the presidency. It was instrumental in the electoral victories of President Joe Biden, Trump, and former President Barack Obama. As such, the state remains a focal point for both campaigns.
Across the broader landscape of swing states, Harris holds a marginal polling advantage of just 0.1 points, according to the RealClearPolling averages. However, in Pennsylvania, Harris’ lead over Trump expands slightly to 0.7 points.
The Marist poll also reveals a stark gender and racial divide among voters in Pennsylvania. Trump leads significantly among male voters, garnering 54% support compared to Harris’ 44%. Conversely, Harris has a strong lead among female voters, with 55% support against Trump’s 43%.
Racial demographics further underscore the divide, with Trump leading among white voters at 51%, while Harris trails at 48%. Among nonwhite voters, Harris has a commanding lead, with 59% support compared to Trump’s 38%.
These divisions echo trends observed in the 2020 presidential election. Exit polls from that election cycle showed Trump leading Biden among white and male voters, with 58% and 53% support, respectively, according to data from the Roper Center at Cornell University. Biden, on the other hand, led Trump among nonwhite voters and women, securing 87% of African American voters, 65% of Hispanic voters, 61% of Asian voters, and 57% of female voters.
While the race remains closely contested in Pennsylvania, Harris appears to fare slightly better across other Rust Belt states. The Marist poll indicates a narrow lead for Harris in Wisconsin, where she holds 50% support compared to Trump’s 49%. In Michigan, Harris has a more comfortable lead, with 52% of likely voters backing her, compared to Trump’s 47%.
The Marist poll surveyed 1,354 adults between September 12 and September 17, with a margin of error of 3.1 points. As the election approaches, Pennsylvania’s role as a swing state will undoubtedly remain in the spotlight, with both candidates vying for its crucial electoral votes.
BREAKING: New Electoral College results via RealClearPolitics show Trump flipping Pennsylvania and beating Harris after new polls.
Trump – 281
Harris – 257 pic.twitter.com/LhcRGlUsWK— Leading Report (@LeadingReport) September 17, 2024
Donald Trump Underestimated By The Surveys and Polls
The two being neck-and-neck is a disaster for Kamala Harris because in 2020, the Pennsylvania polls underestimated Donald Trump to the tune of 3.3%. That’s a massive difference that the pollsters never saw coming.
In other swing states like Wisconsin, his underestimation by the pollsters was as high as 6%. Kamala Harris isn’t just in a tough race in these swing states according to the surveys, she’s also in a tough race considering how well Donald Trump does on election day as in 2016 and 2020.
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