What the Final Polls of the 2024 Presidential Election Tell Us About Who Will Win

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56% : Kornacki also ran through the swing state numbers, which showed Trump leading in Arizona, North Carolina, and Georiga.
40% : Andrew Ross Sorkin noted in his Monday Dealbook newsletter from the New York Times that Selzer isn't the only pollster out there sounding the alarm for Trump with older women, particularly white women - a key GOP voting bloc.
31% : Kornacki concluded his analysis by discussing the bombshell Ann Selzer Des Moines Register poll out of Iowa that showed Harris up 4 points on Trump in a state he was tipped to comfortably win.
27% : Enten noted in his analysis that the likelihood that the polls have undersampled one side or the other is over 60 percent, meaning that its likely either Harris or Trump could score a 300 electoral vote win on Tuesday - despite the razor-thin polling.
13% : Many pundits and observers have argued that the Trump rally remark calling Puerto Rico "garbage" may have shifted the Hispanic vote away from Trump.

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