Based on previously partially leaked numbers provided by BlueLabs Joe Biden Not only will he lose all of the Sun Belt (North Carolina, Georgia, Arizona, and Nevada) and Rust Belt (Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin) states, he may lose. It may also fail in certain previously untested locations such as New Hampshire, Virginia, and New Mexico.
The last time the last two states voted for a Republican presidential candidate was in 2004.
In 2020, Biden beat Donald Trump in all of the above states except North Carolina,
Which, on this basis, could sweep the country with 330 electoral votes next November.
According to the survey, countries such as Maine, Minnesota and Colorado, where the gap between the candidates has narrowed to less than two percentage points. Biden won Colorado by another 14 points in 2020.
It's also worth noting that after the June 27 debate, Biden's support dropped by about two percentage points in all states.
The research concluded that it is so. Alternative Democratic candidates lead Biden by an average of three points in swing states, Because voters “want a new face.”
probably Mark Kelly Arizona Senator Wes Moore Maryland, Josh Shapiro Pennsylvania and Gretchen Whitmer Michigan governors will compete against Trump. They could all get more than 5% of the vote share compared to Biden.
Politico wrote that the data “opens a new front in the race to succeed Biden,” and shows that a candidate independent of the current administration is most likely to defeat Trump.
“In other words: not Kamala Harris.”
The news site contacted a member of Congress who called for Biden's resignation. According to him, Weekend Assassination Attempt Against Trump
This clearly helped the Biden team's strategy of stalling for as long as possible.
Many actors were also banned from appearing in public. “After the discussions with the representatives on Saturday, which were not at all forward-looking,” said the Democratic politician, who said that “it is not over yet,” because
Senior party members still believe Biden should pass the baton.
“I think the final push will come after the Republican convention ends on Thursday.” It is to explain.
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