BIG SHIFT in Major SWING STATES

A recent New York Times poll shows that President Donald Trump is leading President Joe Biden in five battleground states (Pennsylvania, Michigan, Arizona, Georgia, and Nevada) among registered voters. Much of the discontent with Biden comes from young people and Hispanic voters who are upset with his policies (e.g., border, inflation).
The Hill reports:
“The poll found Trump leading in five out of six swing states, with Wisconsin the lone place where Biden is ahead. More concerning for Biden is that the poll found the president is losing support among young voters and Black and Hispanic voters, all of whom are critical to his coalition to win reelection.
While Republicans took a victory lap, Democrats cautioned it was one poll nearly six months out from Election Day. But Biden allies acknowledged the president has work to do if he is to win reelection in November.”
What does this poll say about the 2024 presidential election? While we still have a long way to go, President Trump has a significant lead in three of the six states mentioned. Poll numbers in favor of Trump could be devastating and even discourage some people from voting.
Americans know firsthand what is happening in our country. And, despite President Biden’s claims that it’s “the best economy in the world,” the economy is playing a huge factor in Trump’s current lead. Voters are still hurting at the grocery store and gas pump.
Besides a depressing economy, the poll may reflect issues of immigration. In the Southwest, they’re seeing this firsthand. The border is a national security issue impacting key swing states directly.
While polls may not be a direct indicator of results, we know one thing for sure: Voting rules have changed. That’s why we are fighting back to protect election integrity as we did at the U.S. Supreme Court to ensure you had the right to vote for the candidate of your choice. However, with new rules in play, individuals must take action to protect their vote, such as utilizing the rules in their state, whether it be mail-in ballots or voting early.

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