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The Big RED Apple: Trump Within Striking Distance in New York, Support Surges With Black, Jewish Voters; Report

By Eric Bolling Staff

NEW YORK, NEW YORK - APRIL 25: Former U.S. President Donald Trump greets union workers at the construction site of the new J.P. Morgan Chase building on April 25, 2024 in New York City. The former president met with union members ahead of the start of his hush money trial where David Pecker, the former National Enquirer publisher, is scheduled to return to the witness stand. Trump faces 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in the first of his criminal cases to go to trial. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

He said they would make a play for the Apple…

According to recent polling data from Siena College, Former President Donald Trump is just 8% back on President Biden in deep blue New York. The Don is currently experiencing a surge in support from Black and Jewish voters.

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The last Republican to win New York was Ronald Reagan in the 1984 election during his successful bid for re-election. Reagan carried New York with 53.84% of the vote against his Democratic opponent, Walter Mondale.

From The New York Post:

If the election were held today, Biden would receive 47% of the vote to 39% for Trump, Siena College found in a survey of 805 registered voters.

The poll’s margin of error — 4.1% — means the race could be even closer.

“We are going to win New York!” the presumptive Republican nominee, 78, claimed at a May 23 South Bronx rally, where he courted black and Hispanic voters by arguing they were being badly impacted by record illegal immigration under Biden, as well as by economic issues such as high inflation.

The Siena survey found that Trump is supported by 29% of black New Yorkers and 26% of Latino residents ahead of his Nov. 5 rematch against 81-year-old Biden.

In 2020, Trump — who at the time also claimed he was on the cusp of winning New York — was supported by just 6% of black New Yorkers and 22% of Hispanics, according to exit polling.

More over at The New York Post:



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