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Battleground Showdown: Latest Swing State Polling Looks Good for Donald Trump; Report

By Eric Bolling Staff

WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA - JUNE 14: Former President Donald Trump speaks to members of the Club 47 group at the Palm Beach Convention Center on June 14, 2024, in West Palm Beach, Florida. Trump celebrated his 78th birthday during the event. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

According to a recent round of swing state polling from the Trafalgar Group and Insider Advantage, former President Donald Trump may score a decisive victory against Kamala Harris in November.

Trump is up in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, as well as Arizona, Nevada and North Carolina.

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From The New York Post:

In the Wolverine State, Trafalgar has the former president scoring a narrow victory, 47% to 46.6%.

Pennsylvania shows a wider Trump lead: 47% to 45%.

While winning by 2% wouldn’t constitute a landslide, it would be a bigger win than Trump’s modest 0.72% victory in the state eight years ago.

Meanwhile, Wisconsin splits the two extremes, with Trump over Harris 47% to 46%. Though that margin seems narrow, Trump won the state by 0.77% in 2016 and lost it by 0.63% in 2020.

In Arizona, Trump leads 49% to 48% in the race for 11 electoral votes, a smaller margin than the 0.3% Biden win four years ago, and one that would trigger an automatic recount in the state. Trump leads by more than 12 points with independents.

A 9.5% lead with independents buoys Trump in Nevada to a 48%-47% lead, where six electoral votes are at stake. Trump lost the state in both 2016 and 2020.

Meanwhile, Trump leads Harris 49% to 48% in North Carolina, less than the 1.34% margin of victory he secured in 2020, and despite Harris leading with independents 50% to 46%.

The new polling suggests what many experts are reporting — Kamala Harris didn’t receive a post-DNC bump.

Full story over at The New York Post:



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