Raw StoryTrump's latest move makes it 'plausible' ex-president loses his home state: expert
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72% : Trump won the state twice, including a 3-percentage-point victory in 2020.42% : And recent polls showing Trump with margins of between 2 and 6 percentage points over Vice President Kamala Harris.
36% : "Do we want Trump to drive those people away from the GOP forever?"
30% : Trump, who repeated the debunked claim at his recent debate against Vice President Kamala Harris, is a Florida voter who has long counted on the state as a Republican stronghold.
18% : Conservative Army Iraq War Veteran Peter Henlein also weighed in on this, saying, "It's really unlikely Trump is going to lose Florida....
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