STATES TRACKER TRUMP
TRUMP BIDEN
46% 45% MICHIGAN
TRUMP TRUMP BIDEN
44% 44% WISCONSIN
BIDEN
48% 52% NEW HAMPSHIRE
BIDEN 45% 37% PENNSYLVANIA
by 81,660 votes in 2020. At the time, Democrats held an 865,000 advan- tage in voter registration. That voter registration lead has been cut to under 400,000 and is dropping by the day.” Republicans and independents are
gaining voters; Democrats are losing voters.
Polling: Trump leads 45%-37%. Spry Strategies.
VIRGINIA After comfortably going twice for Democrat opponents to Trump, Vir- ginia may be in play. Republicans are more confident than usual. “The voters, especially in North-
GEORGIA TRUMP BIDEN 43% 37% NORTH CAROLINA TRUMP BIDEN 45% 37%
can state Attorney General Tom Rath, who has run several presidential cam- paigns here. “The problem is that Trump is
simply not well-liked here, and the state party is totally controlled by the Trumpites.” Polling: Biden leads 52%-48%. Uni- versity of New Hampshire.
NORTH CAROLINA Veteran North Carolina political ana- lyst Marc Rotterman is confident his state will end up in the Trump column because, in his words, “No one has been hit harder by Joe Biden’s economic and regulatory policies than the middle class and the blue-collar workers in this state. “At the end of the day, voters cast
their ballot for whom they believe is best for their wallet and bottom line,” he added.
Rotterman also noted that “you can’t underestimate the effect that Biden’s open-border policy has had on North Carolina’s communities and families.”
TRUMP VIRGINIA BIDEN 41% 42% Trump could be damaged by asso-
ciation with Republican gubernato- rial nominee Mark Robinson, whose incendiary statements about women and Jews (all of which he made before getting into politics) are making his candidacy toxic. Polling: Trump leads 45%-37%.
Spry Strategies.
PENNSYLVANIA Organized labor put the Keystone State and its 19 electoral votes in Biden’s column last time by 1.17% of the vote four years after it went for Trump by an even closer 0.72% of the vote.
This is a state in which third-party
hopefuls — independents Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Cornel West, Green Party’s Jill Stein, and Libertarian Party’s Chase Oliver — could tip the outcome to one major candidate or the other. Lowman Henry, head of the con-
servative Lincoln Institute, pointed out that “Joe Biden carried the state
ern Virginia, are struggling with inflation, and Biden can’t escape responsibility because he caused it with his giant spending programs,” former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore, a onetime chairman of the Republican National Committee, told Newsmax. “And working African-American
women see the prices at the grocery store and at the gas pump.” Along with crime and the rise in
illegal immigration, Gilmore sees the issues as pivotal to putting the Old Dominion State’s 13 electoral votes in the Trump column. Polling: Biden leads 42%-41%. Bea-
con Research.
WISCONSIN Trump and the Republicans are put- ting considerable emphasis on car- rying Wisconsin’s 10 electoral votes. This is blue-collar country, with larger pockets of union members in Milwau- kee, Racine, and Madison. In 2020, Biden carried it by 0.63%
— prompting Trump to cry “Fraud!” four years after he carried the Badger State by a slightly larger (0.77%) mar- gin.
Biden will again count on unions
to put him over the top, and Trump paid considerable attention to the state leading up to July’s Republican convention. Polling: Trump-Biden tied 44%-
44%. J.L. Partners. AUGUST 2024 | NEWSMAX 43
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