Life NewsElection Expert Says Trump Has a 60% Chance of Beating Kamala - LifeNews.com
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50% Medium Conservative
- Reliability
75% ReliableGood
- Policy Leaning
28% Somewhat Conservative
- Politician Portrayal
-9% Negative
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
61% : Silver determined Trump has about a 60% probability of winning the presidency, despite the fact that Vice President Kamala Harris has been consistently leading in recent national polls.60% : "The latest prediction gives Trump his highest chance of winning since July 30," Newsweek's report added.
50% : Kennedy, an independent candidate and previously a Democratic primary candidate, exited the race and endorsed Trump two weeks ago.
48% : The polling expert pointed out that he gave the former president the slight advantage due to Trump lately gaining ground in a host of battleground states - particularly in the "blue wall" states of Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
43% : "Silver's forecast model gives Trump a 60.1 percent chance of winning the Electoral College, compared to Vice President Kamala Harris' 39.7 percent, with the former president taking 277 electoral votes to the vice president's 260," Newsweek reported Friday.
40% : However, Trump still won the election to become the country's 45th President, due to winning the Electoral College, buoyed by narrowly edging out Clinton in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
30% : In both the last two general elections they underestimated Trump."
27% : In an earlier Substack post published Thursday, Silver and co-author Eli McKown-Dawson explained that Harris' probability of winning was undermined by a "series of polls from a Democratic group that showed her exactly tied with Trump in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania.
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