The least discussed swing state is swinging away from Kamala Harris

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : The district is most relevant in the scenario where Harris sweeps the Rust Belt swing states -- Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin -- and Trump wins the Sun Belt and southern battlegrounds -- Arizona, Georgia, Nevada and North Carolina.
55% : Trump, meanwhile, is favored in the Second District, which takes in the vast, rural northern part of the state and some more purple or blue cities like Lewiston, Bangor and Augusta.
54% : Nebraska is a red state, but the Second District is thoroughly purple, backing Trump in 2016 and President Joe Biden four years ago.
52% : If they are so confident in Trump, compete for the votes," Jane Kleeb, the chair of the Nebraska Democratic Party, wrote in a post to X (formerly Twitter).
47% : "For his part, Trump urged Nebraska Republicans to make the change in April, writing on Truth Social: "Most Nebraskans have wanted to go back to this system for a very long time, because it's what 48 other States do - It's what the Founders intended, and it's right for Nebraska.
40% : "Nebraska's unicameral legislature is nonpartisan on paper, but conservative lawmakers make up a majority in the state, which backed Trump by 19 points in 2020.
32% : That puts Harris and Trump at a 269-268 margin, with 270 electoral votes needed to win.

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