Out of the seven jump says Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, vice president Kamala Harris is not doing well in Georgia, North Carolina and Arizona, Newsmax political scientist Mark Halperin said adding that she may have only one viable way to an Electoral College victory. On the day of the conversation, Halperin said, adding Kamala Harris may get Pennsylvania but lose the White House as she may gain Wisconsin. This is essentially where Joe Biden was.
Citing one Democrat and two Democratic resources, Halperin said that they would be” there between surprised and shocked” if Harris wins Wisconsin. If she does not get Georgia, North Carolina and Arizona, she must push Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin to beat Trump but she is in difficulty in Wisconsin.
Kamala Harris is currently in the lead in the Sun Belt swing states, but Halperin said he does n’t believe it will be impossible for Harris to win all of the states. ” I do n’t think she’s given up. She is fully fund those says because she has so much wealth and it’s still coming in. But if you’re asking about their Electoral College estimates, they’re truly not emphasizing the Sun Belt”, Halperin said.
” For a time when she replaced]President ] Joe Biden, there was some talk of perhaps the Sun Belt strategy is a better one for her as compared to Joe Biden. But if they’re not 100 % down to winning Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, they’re very close to it at this place”, Halperin said.
Trump has more options to succeed the Sun Belt states because her chances of winning the four smaller states have decreased, he said.” Trump has a chance to get all three of the Western states and the Great Lake states,” he said. And he’ll probably want one to get it, he says. And he leads a movement, she does n’t. And questions about her proceed”.
With just two days until Election Day, polls are uncertain and are predicting a near vote. Nate Silver, the election expert, accused the experts of lying about a nearby surveys. Gold claimed that the majority of polls reveal a tight competition because they are not providing accurate data because they have their hand on the scale.
