Here's Why Nebraska Could Cost Biden The Election

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67% : Biden has seen a recent boost in polling, and he is now tied with Trump in the Economist's poll tracker, as of Sunday, a three-point swing since February 1.
50% : Biden won all six swing states -- Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania -- in the 2020 election, and beat Trump by a total of 7 million votes, or 74 electoral college votes.
43% : He's outpaced Trump in both fundraising and campaign stops since officially clinching the party's 2024 nomination in March, with visits to all six swing states plus North Carolina, which hold a combined 93 electoral college votes.
37% : The latest Wall Street Journal poll, out Tuesday, shows Biden trailing Trump in six of seven swing states -- Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania and North Carolina -- but beating him in Wisconsin.
18% : 'Joe Biden's Border Bloodbath': Trump Doubles Down On Controversial Anti-Immigration Rhetoric (Forbes)Biden Gains Ground Over Trump In Swing States, New Poll Finds -- It's The Latest Survey Showing Positive Signs For Biden (Forbes)Biden Raised Twice As Much As Trump Last Month -- Here's How It Compares To Their 2020 Hauls (Forbes)
13% : The Biden campaign has criticized Trump for his seemingly light campaign schedule and frequent courtroom appearances in his various criminal and civil cases, accusing him of being "uninterested in campaigning outside his country club," Biden campaign spokesperson James Singer said in a recent statement.
10% : Trump, meanwhile, while campaigning in Wisconsin and Michigan on Tuesday, attacked Biden's border policies, coining the phrase "border bloodbath," repeating the controversial phrase he used while predicting the fate of the auto industry under a second Biden administration -- part of a theme of increasingly dark rhetoric from Trump on the campaign trail.

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