Rasmussen Head Pollster Predicts Major Trump Landslide Victory

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78% : "Swing States and Early Voting StrategyMitchell highlighted Trump's strength in swing states and addressed Republicans' strategic push for early voting, which could offer Trump an advantage.
70% : Among people planning to vote on Election Day, he said, "Trump is up between seven and twelve points," signaling Trump's support is still strong.
62% : "Mitchell expressed his belief that this year's race has been stable, with a consistent national lead for Trump.
62% : [compared to this time in 2020]," he said, underscoring a distinct advantage for Trump this cycle.
54% : Polling DynamicsMitchell noted that Trump appears stronger in swing states than in past cycles.
51% : "He's doing way better than he ever has in previous cycles," he said, pointing out that if Trump outperforms his previous national vote margins and the battlegrounds track similarly, "that means Trump sweeps the swing states... a big win.
49% : Former President Donald Trump is poised to secure a significant electoral victory, potentially "sweeping battleground states," according to Rasmussen's head pollster, who sees the current race favoring Trump in the national popular vote, suggesting a larger "political realignment" is underway, and foreseeing an outcome that could echo -- or even exceed -- Ronald Reagan's historic landslide win over Jimmy Carter in 1980.
38% : "I think it's probably going to be Trump plus three nationally."The 1980 U.S. presidential election marked a historic landslide victory for Republican Ronald Reagan over incumbent Democratic President Jimmy Carter, despite polls indicating a tight race beforehand.
37% : "I don't think New Jersey is going to flip, but my point is that Trump is probably trailing by less than half of what he was nearly four years ago in New Jersey," he added, noting that such a fact indicates that "some of these other places, like Minnesota or New Mexico could be flips too.
34% : "Party [affiliation] means a lot less than whether you support Trump or Harris.
30% : Rasmussen's own polls, he explained, have shown "the race locked in at Trump plus two the entire time.
26% : On the likelihood of a battleground sweep and national popular vote win for Trump, he pointed to a "major political realignment.
25% : "You can argue [that] maybe it's a point to the right or a point to the left, but what you can't argue is it's six or seven points better than Trump was doing against Biden
21% : "Reflecting on public dissatisfaction with the current administration, he noted, "People don't care who Kamala Harris is.""They care that she's part of the Biden administration, and the Biden administration has been deeply unpopular," he said, contrasting the vice president with Trump, who is familiar to Americans and has "already been through all of the convictions and cases and surprises.

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