SILVER STATE STRONGHOLD: TRUMP RACES AHEAD OF BIDEN IN NEVADA
Summary: President Donald Trump is leading Joe Biden by eight points in Nevada, according to fresh data from Bloomberg/Morning Consult. With Independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. also in the race, Trump’s lead increases to 14 points. The Grand Canyon State of Arizona also shows Trump ahead by seven points. These electoral trends suggest a solid political forecast for Trump in the upcoming 2024 general election. However, Biden still holds a slim lead in Michigan, and the final numbers on Election Day may surprise everyone.
Donald Trump continues to hold strong momentum in general election polling, signaling increasing electoral strength in key battleground states as November races closer.
According to fresh data among general voters in the great state of Nevada, Trump is leading Joe Biden by eight points ahead of this fall’s Election Day, per Bloomberg/Morning Consult. With a full field of presidential candidates, including Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Trump’s lead increased to 14 points over Biden, impressively illustrating that an Independent candidate in the race seems to help Trump and hurt the Democrats.
Trump is also leading in Arizona by a sizeable margin of seven points in the same survey in a head-to-head against Biden. The Grand Canyon State is notably perched between swinging red or blue in 2024, and with RFK Jr. in the race, Trump still holds a six-point lead over Biden.
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Both Nevada and Arizona’s electoral trajectory seem to foreshadow a solid political forecast for President Trump with the general election just months away. The 45th president is also holding leads in other key swing states like Georgia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and North Carolina, via Bloomberg/Morning Consult’s newest survey data.
Biden is managing to hold onto a slim, two-point lead in Michigan, but Trump could certainly still win the state in 2024 if upward trends continue for his campaign with voters nationwide.
Trump won Michigan in 2016, and the margin of alleged victory for Biden there in 2020 was just over two points. Since then, Biden has lost major popularity with American voters amid a cratering U.S. economy and rising global conflict on the horizon.
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General election polling offers a peek into the forecast of voters’ inclinations ahead of November, but the final numbers on Election Day 2024 may ultimately surprise everyone. It was only eight years ago that President Trump won the general election after Reuters/Ipsos gave then-Democrat candidate Hillary Clinton a 90 percent chance of winning.
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