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[America 1st]

Trump would beat Biden by 6 points, Harris by 11 in 2024 race, new poll shows

The 45th president would unseat Biden by a 47% to 41% margin, according to the Harvard CAPS-Harris Poll published by The Hill. However, 12% of voters are undecided.

nypost.com

-Former President Trump opens wide leads in 2024.

Trump 47%
Biden 41%


Trump 49%
Harris 38% (Bye, bye!)


-Donald Trump never led a national poll in 2016 or 2020, and now he leads in most. Remember, this is for the "popular vote".


Interesting side note...


Harris 40%

DeSantis 38%*

-IMO Trump is probably leading Biden 52-40%, and Harris 54-39, nationally.

-Hypothetical 2024 GOP Primary
Trump 59%
DeSantis 11%
Pence 11%
Cruz 10%

-Trump won the 2016 GOP Primary with about 45% amongst a divided field.





-Biden Approval 39%.





-Per (liberal) Harvard CAPS-Harris Polling. The polls have heavy Dem skews, which means it was *very* difficult to find Democrats voting Dem!

 

[America 1st]

Nevada 2024
Trump 44%
Biden 34%

Per Blue Print Polling on Friday.

 

[America 1st]

FYI Election 2022 Update



Possible GOP sweep of Nevada:



Adam Laxalt (R) 47%

Sen. Catherine Masto (D) 40%



Joe Lombardo (R) 43%

Gov. Steve Sisolak (D) 40%

 

[America 1st]

FYI Election 2022 Update


-Ohio Supreme Court enters "final judgment" re Republican gerrymandered map, setting a trial date *after* the primary elections.


-Given the fact state law requires any maps used in November to be finalized *before* the May 3rd primary, what this means is there is ZERO chance Dems can now prevent the GOP map from taking effect before the Midterms.


-In other words, the current disputed map, remains in effect until *after* the trial, which under law means effectively *after* the Midterms.


-The map in dispute was 13Rs-2Ds. When it was struck down the MSM had a field day, because Dems were going to cut into a Republican state.


I can smell old school GOP backroom pressure here. Judges were no doubt arm twisted.


This is why I never sweated the early Dem court victories re redistricting. I knew this stuff shakes out.