Posted on 10/31/2024 10:45:34 AM PDT by ChicagoConservative27
New Hampshire is now a tossup state after leaning toward Vice President Kamala Harris, RealClearPolitics forecasted on Thursday.
The forecast suggests former President Donald Trump is expanding his path to victory by challenging Harris in a state that political experts expect the vice president to win.
The same is not true for Harris, who does not seem to be making any inroads into solid red states:
The shift came after New Hampshire Journal/Praecones Analytica released a poll showing Trump leading Harris by 0.4 points (50.2- 49.8 percent).
“There’s a reason Kamala Harris has been spending money in New Hampshire. She’s on defense and knows President Trump is on the path to victory,” Trump national campaign spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt said in a statement.
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The Rassmussen poll verified it after this poll. They had Kamala up 48 to Trump 47. With 2-3 percent still undecideds.
However, almost all the undecideds have been breaking to Trump in the last week across the country.
NH does not have the minority population other states have. We are 90% white. 5% hispanic. 3% asian. 1.5% black.
We also tend to vote in a higher percentage than other states.
We are almost equally divided right now. So, it really comes down to motivated turnout. I have heard more political ads being broadcast on radio than a month ago. The Dems are worried Kamala is going to lose NH.
Yes, ME as well.
Keep Praying
NH, VA, NM, MI, WI, PA, ME
And NY turns purple
I just saw one recent poll showing the Republican candidate for Congress in C-2 is ahead of Golden. A slight lead but a lead none the less.
Gee, now who suggested the 2024 election would look like the 2016 election with Trump likely adding a few states, most likely, NH and MN (before Walz was on the ticket)?
Gee, where have I heard that before?
Or that if Trump REALLY runs away with it, you can ad more than a few states to his tally?
And why, oh why, was not one professional pundit ever suggested this outcome, even though it was the most likely outcome from the start?
I believe that Trump will win NH. If so, Trump could win without the so-called blue wall. I also believe that Trump has a 50-50 chance of running all 50 states.
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