Ohio voters don't back Trump's false claims about Haitian immigrants, poll says

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : Ohio voters have a more favorable view of Trump, at 47%, compared to an unfavorable rating of 46%.
46% : "Even through the Springfield controversy, the poll found Trump holds a six-point advantage, 51% to 45%, over Harris among likely Ohio voters, which is similar to his eight-point winning margin over President Biden four years ago.
39% : Trump said that, in his opinion, "it's not legal" and that Springfield has "been overrun.""Absolutely, I'd revoke it, and I'd bring them back to their country," Trump said in an interview with NewsNation's Ali Bradley at a Texas fundraising event.
37% : The poll also found that Black voters in Ohio favor Brown by 72% to 24% for Moreno, similar to Harris's margin over Trump, 70% to 24%.
35% : Trump has said he would deport Ohio's Haitian immigrants if elected, vowing to revoke the migrants' temporary status that allows them to remain in Springfield legally.
18% : The poll comes after Trump and his running mate, Ohio Sen. JD Vance, have pushed untrue claims about Haitian immigrants eating cats and dogs in Springfield, even as local officials have said there is no evidence for such claims.
17% : They're eating -- they're eating the pets of the people that live there," said Trump during a debate with Harris on Sept. 10.

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