Kamala Harris leads by 3 points in Georgia as problems grow for Trump

In the battleground state of Georgia, Kamala Harris leads Donald Trump 51% to 48, according to the latest Fox News poll.

Fox News reported:

Harris has an approval rating of 51% among both registered voters and potential voters, compared to 48% for Trump. Her advantage may be narrow (within the margin of error), but it is stable. Last month, she saw a 50-48% increase among registered voters.

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More Georgians see Harris as a candidate who supports the middle class and protects democracy. The difference between them is 7 points each. She is also seen as the likely candidate to fight “for people like you” by a six-point margin. Harris’ biggest lead is on the issue of abortion, where she is favored by 18 points. Trump’s biggest lead is on immigration (+15 points).

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The two candidates are rated more closely on bringing about needed change (Harris by 4 points) and making the country safe (Trump) +3), response to the economy (Trump +4). His lead in the economy today is half what it was last month.

As the economy rapidly improves, President Trump’s large lead on this issue disappears, which is why he leans so much on immigration, and it’s the only issue on which he still has a clear lead. It is.

Don’t read too much into any one poll, but if Harris wins Georgia and North Carolina, Trump will be wiped out. The outcome of Pennsylvania is irrelevant, and Harris could still win the election even if she loses Arizona.

I’m not as bullish on Harris’ ability to flip North Carolina as others, but if the Vice President continues to turn Georgia blue, even if he loses Pennsylvania, Arizona, and North Carolina. It will give her a path to the presidency.

Why Kamala Harris is better The advantage she has over Donald Trump right now is that she has more paths to victory than Trump.

President Trump’s main path to victory is to hope that 2024 becomes a repeat of 2016 and that he overturns the blue wall. At the moment there is zero current indicating it is on the road.

Donald Trump has Georgia problems that could cost him the election

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Jason is the editor-in-chief. He is a White House correspondent and Congressional Correspondent for PoliticusUSA. Jason holds a bachelor’s degree in political science. His graduate work focused on public policy and specialized in social reform movements.

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