Trump narrowly leads Harris in North Carolina: AARP poll - Washington Examiner

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65% : Trump holds a 9-point lead over Harris, 52% to 43%, in both voters aged 50-64 and voters aged 65 and up, while Harris performs best with voters aged 18-34, where she holds a 13-point lead over Trump, 52% to 39%.
61% : Trump is also polling at a net 12 points ahead of Robinson overall.CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM THE WASHINGTON
58% : But among men and women aged 50 and above, Trump wins both groups over Harris.
55% : Among voters aged 35-49, Harris leads Trump by just a point, 47% to 46%.
54% : Trump leads Harris by 25 points among white voters, 60% to 35%, while Harris leads Trump among black voters by 74 points, 84% to 10%.
47% : "Candidates who want to win should pay attention to the issues that matter to older voters -- from protecting Social Security and Medicare to supporting family caregivers.
41% : The gap grows even higher among voters aged 50 and above as white voters prefer Trump by 36 points, 66% to 30%, and black voters prefer Harris by 88 points, 92% to 4%.
36% : Women voters aged 50 and above prefer Trump more than Harris by 5 points, 50% to 45%, while male voters that age or older prefer Trump more than Harris by 15 points, 55% to 40%.
18% : More polling will need to be collected to understand the electoral fallout, but Harris's campaign has already pounced on linking Trump to Robinson, and several of Robinson's campaign staffers have resigned from the campaign.

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