MediaiteLatest RealClearPolitics No Toss-Ups Map Shows Trump Cracking Blue Wall, Eking Out Narrow Win
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60% : Trump won the 2016 election by sweeping Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.58% : A Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll that dropped Saturday night found Harris was leading Trump by three points - 47 to 44 percent among likely voters.
51% : The RCP polling average forecasts Trump winning five of the seven battleground states expected to decide the 2024 election.
50% : While the RCP map shows Trump eking out a win, the race is widely considered a toss-up.
47% : The Register noted:The results follow a September Iowa Poll that showed Trump with a 4-point lead over Harris and
45% : In the scenario laid out by the map, Trump takes Pennsylvania to crack the so-called Great Lakes "blue wall" that was widely considered out of play for Republicans until the 2016 election.
43% : The RCP no toss-up map also predicts Trump will carry Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, and North Carolina.
43% : The map casts a close election in which Trump secures 287 electoral votes to Harris's 251 electoral votes.
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