These are the swing voters who could reelect Trump - Washington Examiner
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50% Medium Conservative
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- Policy Leaning
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
87% : Under Trump, the economy was spectacular, particularly for the working class.59% : In Maryland, for instance, Montgomery County Public Schools has moved the books about homosexuality and gender identity out of sex-ed curricula and into literature classes to prevent religious parents from opting out.
58% : Trump is arguably more so.
58% : Democrats have embraced an agenda of gender identity and aggressive sexual liberation in schools, and many Muslim and Arab populations are unhappy.
57% : If you believe the latest poll from USA Today and Suffolk University, Trump leads Harris by double digits among Hispanic voters, 49% to 38%.
57% : If the New York Times poll bears on the Georgia electorate, that margin would drop by half, and Trump would win.
47% : A New York Times-Siena College poll in early October showed Harris leading Trump 52% to 40%.
45% : A poll from Univision found Trump trailing among most Hispanic sub-demographics but basically tied among Hispanics over 65 and those of Cuban background.
45% : If Trump carried his 2020 states, plus Arizona, Nevada, and Georgia, he would have 252 Electoral College votes.
40% : Earlier this fall, Amer Ghalib, the Yemeni-born Muslim mayor of Hamtramck, Michigan, endorsed Trump.
34% : Trump is tied with Harris among Arab voters, a demographic that overlaps largely, though not entirely, with the Muslim vote.
34% : If the legacy media stories were correct, Republicans would be bleeding Hispanic votes under Trump rather than gaining them.
34% : In 2016, Trump pleased his crowd by reciting a poem, The Snake, in which the venomous, treacherous snake clearly stood in for immigrants.
33% : And in Arizona, it's far starker: Trump would have easily won the state had he lost Hispanics by only 12 points.
32% : This is rattling to the commentariat, who sees Trump as an irredeemable racist, but it ought to provide a lesson.
24% : That is, by the elite, upper-middle-class definition of the word, Trump is racist.
22% : Likewise, Trump lost Georgia in 2020 by fewer than 12,000 votes, while Hispanic voters provided him with a margin of around 87,000 votes.
22% : Trump famously lumped racists and other violent criminals.
20% : Harris led Trump 49% to 41% among Arizona Hispanics in a recent New York Times poll, which is far worse than then-candidate Joe Biden's 61% to 37% victory among this electorate in 2020 if exit polls are correct.
19% : Trump is seen as more likely, 39% to 33%, to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but he is no less pro-Israel than Biden.
19% : We won't know until the votes are counted, but it's possible Harris could lose to Trump because she lost so many Hispanic, Muslim, and Arab voters.
8% : Two recent surveys put Trump and Harris between 40% and 45% and within the margin of error among Arab voters, as Semafor recently reported.
*Our bias meter rating uses data science including sentiment analysis, machine learning and our proprietary algorithm for determining biases in news articles. Bias scores are on a scale of -100% to 100% with higher negative scores being more liberal and higher positive scores being more conservative, and 0% being neutral. The rating is an independent analysis and is not affiliated nor sponsored by the news source or any other organization.