Top Democratic politicians and operatives are concerned that polls in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania showed Vice President Kamala Harris supporting former President Donald Trump. are. mike allen and Reported by Jim VandeHei.
A survey released Wednesday by Quinnipiac, a polling firm that historically leans toward Democrats, showed Trump with a 3-point lead in the head-to-head race in Wisconsin and a 3-point lead in Michigan, but Harris trailed in Pennsylvania. He was leading Trump. 3 points. All three state polls were within the margin of error.
“There are growing concerns among Democrats that Harris, who has gotten off to a strong start in the young presidential race, appears to be stalling or even off to a slow start. Her media onslaught, large sums of money… Democrats say the spending, and the largely positive press coverage, doesn't seem to be moving the needle much, if at all. Allen and VandeHei explain Race dynamics:
- playing cards Returned to Butler, PennsylvaniaThere was a huge rally with Elon Musk last Saturday, and a doubleheader was held in Scranton and Reading on Wednesday. Harris will head to Erie on Monday for her 10th visit to Pennsylvania, her campaign said. Knocked on the door 100,000 times I'll be in the states only on Saturday.
- Michigan is the most complex battleground state, where the Democratic Party's decline among union members, Arab Americans, and young people all collide. He is in one of only three Senate races, according to the Cook Political Report. Evaluate toss-upalong with Ohio and Wisconsin. Last month, U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin (D-Mich.), who is running for the U.S. Senate, warned donors that an internal investigation showed Harris was “underwater” in Michigan. did. scooped up Axios.
- In Wisconsin, Cook this week. Moved Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D)'s re-election race as a “Lean Democratic Party.” Axios sneak peek last week I scooped it up Democratic Party insiders were suddenly concerned that they might suffer a shocking loss in an important race. President Trump visited Wisconsin on Sunday to: 4th time in 8 days.
Mr. Halperin, a political analyst, morning meetingsaid Wednesday that his consensus was that Harris faces significant risks in three battleground states, complicating her path to victory.
What I'm saying is, what's going on is that she's having trouble with private polls…I mean, a new New York Times poll shows her at 3 nationally. Masu. We all know that 3 is like a bubble point, right? If she moves up 3 places, she has a chance to win in the Electoral College, but they would rather have 4. Yes, I don't want to be alone. So 3 is in the middle of a bubble. I'm not saying this. times The polls are right. But it is consistent with international opinion polls… wall street journal has an article about how Democrats are really worried about three Rust Belt states. We all know, from people on both sides of the aisle, that things are tough for her right now in Pennsylvania. There are roads in Pennsylvania, but not many. There are no roads in that state of Wisconsin. As you can see, Tammy Baldwin's Senate campaign poll shows Harris trailing by three in Wisconsin. Yesterday, everyone said things were worse for Harris in Wisconsin and Michigan than they were before. Baldwin beats Harris by 3…Why is the Baldwin camp sharing polls? wall street journal?That's a good question.
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