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Posted On: 08/14/2024 9:25:54 AM
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Holy shit, On Wisconsin! 
Poll shows which candidate has a 9-point lead in critical swing state
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/poll-...44#image=2
The Independent Center poll found Harris leads Trump 51% to 42% in Wisconsin, a state Democrats consider part of their 'blue wall,' which is a series of three states they think are essential to winning the White House . In the other two 'blue wall' states - Michigan and Pennsylvania - Harris is leading Trump by five points - 49% to 43% - and by four points - 49% to 45% - respectively.
A New York Times/Siena poll over the weekend found similar results: Harris had moved ahead of Trump by four points in Michigan , Pennsylvania and Wisconsin . Among likely voters in each state, 50 percent said they would likely vote for Harris while 46 for Trump. Harris is now in a stronger position than Biden was in May. She is expected to get even more momentum coming out of next week's Democratic convention. The vice president is even challenging Trump in his home state of Florida.
Harris leads Trump by 1.1% t the RealClearPolitics polling average. It led polling guru Frank Luntz, who has been called 'The Nostradamus of pollsters,' to argue that, as of this week, Harris is in the lead over Trump. Luntz gave his analysis of the 2024 presidential race on Wednesday during a zoom event with No Labels, a nonpartisan political group.
Poll shows which candidate has a 9-point lead in critical swing state
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/poll-...44#image=2
The Independent Center poll found Harris leads Trump 51% to 42% in Wisconsin, a state Democrats consider part of their 'blue wall,' which is a series of three states they think are essential to winning the White House . In the other two 'blue wall' states - Michigan and Pennsylvania - Harris is leading Trump by five points - 49% to 43% - and by four points - 49% to 45% - respectively.
A New York Times/Siena poll over the weekend found similar results: Harris had moved ahead of Trump by four points in Michigan , Pennsylvania and Wisconsin . Among likely voters in each state, 50 percent said they would likely vote for Harris while 46 for Trump. Harris is now in a stronger position than Biden was in May. She is expected to get even more momentum coming out of next week's Democratic convention. The vice president is even challenging Trump in his home state of Florida.
Harris leads Trump by 1.1% t the RealClearPolitics polling average. It led polling guru Frank Luntz, who has been called 'The Nostradamus of pollsters,' to argue that, as of this week, Harris is in the lead over Trump. Luntz gave his analysis of the 2024 presidential race on Wednesday during a zoom event with No Labels, a nonpartisan political group.
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