Despite a large number of recent polls showing former President and 2024 GOP frontrunner Donald Trump beating out Biden in swing states including Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina and Pennsylvania, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi thinks there’s no chance Trump will win in 2024.
“This is a neck and neck race and no one feels very comfortable on the Democrat side of things that Donald Trump isn’t going to be the next President,” a CNN anchor tells Pelosi.
“I think many of us know that it is impossible for [Trump] to be president again,” Pelosi says, laughing.
Watch the clip below:
Nancy Pelosi, days before the Iowa caucuses: "Many of us know that it is impossible for [Trump] to be the president again" 🤔 pic.twitter.com/ympgkMBoWQ
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) January 12, 2024
A recent poll from The Telegraph shows that Trump is still ahead of Biden in many critical states.
From The Hill:
Redfield & Wilton Strategies, in partnership with The Telegraph, on Monday launched the third edition of its poll tracking a hypothetical general election including GOP and Democratic front-runners Trump and Biden, as well as potential independent and third-party candidates, across the six swing states of Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina and Pennsylvania. Overall, it found that Trump’s lead in four of the states has slightly diminished since November, when it last conducted the poll.
The poll found that the margins between Trump and Biden grew closer in Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina and Pennsylvania, but that the former president still maintains an edge in all six states surveyed. Neither candidate received more than 50 percent of support in any state, signaling that the swing states remain divided on who they will likely support in the general election.
The closest battleground state appears to be Pennsylvania, with Trump holding just a 1-point lead over Biden. Trump secured 40 percent of support in the state, while Biden had 39 percent. Trump’s lead in Pennsylvania has diminished since November, according to the poll, when he had a 7-point lead over Biden.
Trump’s lead over Biden in Arizona dropped from 7 points in November to 6 points in the new poll. He now has 41 percent support in the state, the poll found.
