Kamala Harris campaign staffers told far-left NBC News anonymously that they were worried about losing the battleground states of Michigan and North Carolina.
As you can see below, losing these two states would narrow Kamala's path to victory considerably.
Our staff of record claims to be bullish on these must-win states, but the factions that believe they are likely to lose are leaking this kind of doomspeak, which we seems to be what you have here:
A senior Harris campaign official said, “There was a thought that Michigan or Wisconsin would both fall,'' emphasizing that the bigger concern was Michigan. Two other people familiar with campaign strategy, who, like others in this story, were granted anonymity to speak candidly, also emphasized deep concerns about Michigan. These people still believe that every state is close and that there is another path to victory.
NBC continued, adding, “North Carolina remains on the campaign trail, and Democrats maintain strong organization and leadership there, but Harris' team is less bullish on victory.” said four people familiar with the relationship.
“Of the seven, [states]it seems to be slipping a little bit,” an anonymous Harris campaign official said of North Carolina.
If Ms. Harris loses Michigan and North Carolina but wins all of the battleground states where the races are closest (Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin), she still losing The number of electoral votes was 267, giving President Trump 277. In that scenario, either Georgia or Arizona State would have to be added to the win pile.
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If she loses in Nevada (where early voting seems terrible for her) along with Michigan, Georgia, and North Carolina, but wins in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Arizona; still losing The number of electors was 266 to 272.
If you lose in Nevada, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina, but win in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Georgia; squeak The number of electoral votes was 271, higher than President Trump's 267.
So while Harris faces a very limited path to victory, Trump has multiple paths.
It's also hard to imagine Trump winning a state like Michigan and not taking Wisconsin or Pennsylvania with him. Not since 1988 have these three states not collapsed together.
However, an average of RealClearPolitics state polls shows that President Trump currently lead In all seven swing states. The lead is certainly narrow, but there is consistency that should sway Democrats.
Oddly enough, Harris' best state right now, at least according to polls, is north carolinaShe led in two of the past three polls and tied in the third.
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Georgia seems like that pull apart From her. same as michigan and pennsylvania. Wisconsin might still go. either way. This is what Arizona looks like trump country. According to a public opinion poll, nevada is controversial, but early voting shows that Trump is in good shape.
Using polls, let's list states where Kamala is behind but competitive: North Carolina, Nevada, Wisconsin…
she is still lose Trump received 258 electoral votes and 280.
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