Why The Trump Vs. Harris Polls Might Be Misleading: 'It's Called The Keystone State For A Reason'
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
58% : They just released a poll yesterday that had Trump up by 3.55% : Now in May, those averages had Trump up by 5 this year.
55% : One of the biggest developments in the last week is RFK Jr. endorsing Trump.
52% : She said things that I wish Trump would just play the policy position she took.
48% : Trump was under 50% with Republican primary voters.
41% : So in 2020, Arizona was one of those states that flipped from Trump to Biden.
40% : So that would put her right at one point ahead of Trump, which is nowhere near enough to win.
37% : And I think you're going to start to see Donald Trump benefit from that significantly more than Kamala Harris - and in a state like Pennsylvania that somebody's going to win by a point, if RFK was at 4 and Trump's getting those voters two-to-one, and let's say a quarter of them stay home, that's an extra point to the margin for Donald Trump.
35% : Jack Smith has re-filed charges against Trump.
33% : It's a little bit easier for Trump to figure out the math to 270, not winning Pennsylvania.
30% : Trump agreed to at least three - but Harris is sticking to just the one, hosted by ABC on September 10.
29% : Then, when you looked at that segment of voters -- which is only 4 or 5% of the electorate -- that by two-to-one they would prefer Trump over Harris if forced into the option.
20% : Democrats are always charged up by the lawfare attacks on Trump - but you say there's a miscalculation about this on the Left.
14% : How do you see the state of play in North Carolina for Trump versus Harris?
8% : Now, you've said there's a polling data point that most news outlets are failing to notice - and that's the difference between how Vice President Harris is performing against Trump versus how Biden and Clinton were doing against him at this point.
3% : So, I would say it's a higher risk issue for Kamala compared to Trump because Trump can go in there and say something that would be off the wall and people would say, "Well, that's just Donald Trump.
2% : And what's funny is this exact same poll at Biden's worst point in mid-July had Biden and Trump tied, and then they did a Harris-Trump ballot, and that was tied also.
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