Vice President Kamala Harris appears to be trailing Joe Biden in key New York constituencies, giving Republicans a slight advantage in this election.
Report from semaphore showed A poor performance by Harris in the Empire State could make it more difficult for Democrats to take control of the U.S. House of Representatives on Election Day.
“Harris is neck-and-neck with Donald Trump nationally, but polls show the vice president is lagging behind Biden relative to her 2020 performance in this blue state,” the paper said. ” reported. “These lackluster numbers could be a problem for Democrats as they seek to retake the House, with most members believing that strong performances in the Empire State battleground states could determine the balance of power in the House next year. Because it is.”
For example, a recent Siena College poll shows Kamala Harris falling short of Joe Biden's 22-point margin of victory in 2020. Although Ms. Harris is likely to beat Mr. Trump in the Empire State this election, her poor performance could have implications for certain House races, especially the House races. In the swing district.
“The fact that district leaders generally aren't doing as well as they did four years ago could make the job harder for Democrats in close seats,” said Stephen Greenberg, a pollster at Siena College. “There is,” he said.
Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-N.Y.) celebrated the news on social media.
Rep. Greg Meeks, the Democratic leader in Queens, New York, cited Harris' poor performance in New York state, citing Republican Rep. Anthony D'Esposito's support for her in Long Island and Westchester. I didn't agree.
The current narrow Republican majority stems from the 2022 midterm elections, which did not bring about a national Republican wave, but whose focus on crime and inflation led to the state's suburban It brought about surprising victories in some parts of the country. This year, they are focusing on the same theme with immigrants to persevere,” Semaphore said.
As Breitbart News reported on Monday, Kamala Harris also appears to be in trouble in Michigan, where Arab Americans voters are beginning to doubt her candidacy. of new york times profiled The sudden split between Michigan's Arab and Muslim voters was highlighted by Kamala Harris, a voting bloc of 300,000 people in the battleground state.
“Four years ago, President Biden won Michigan with the strong support of many Americans. But interviews this weekend with voters, activists, and community leaders in the Detroit area showed that the Democratic ticket “This suggests that support for the United States is not simply declining among Arab Americans and Muslims.” times. “In some areas, it's all but gone.”
