MSNBC's Steve Kornacki Breaks Down How Two States Could Turn Show Unexpected Results On Election Day

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54% : In fact in 2020, in the closing days of that campaign, remember all the polling as I was saying was pointing at something pretty big for Biden in 2020, it was this same poll, the Saturday before the election in 2020, that caught that Trump was still very strong in the midwest states, very strong with blue collar white voters that ended up being why the election was so close in 2020.
48% : ""This poll caught a phenomenon in '20 that other polls weren't and it's catching this: Harris up by 3 in a state that Trump won by a little more than 8 points last time," Kornacki continued.
45% : The candidates have witnessed an historically massive gender divide with Trump securing a significant lead among men by an 18-point margin, while Harris holds a 57% to 41% advantage among women, according to final election polling by NBC News.
24% : The massive gender gap in the Des Moines Register poll caused Harris to snatch an edge against Trump, Kornacki said.
22% : Trump took a 50.2% to 49.8% lead against Harris in New Hampshire, a state that a Republican presidential candidate has not won since 2004, according to a New Hampshire Journal/Praecones Analytica poll.
15% : Trump and Harris are at a deadlock tie of 49% to 49%, according to NBC News' polling.

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