Kamala's got this!



Polling guru Harry Enten said he believes a sweep of the main battleground states in the presidential election is “more likely than not,” even as polls show all seven of the big swing states almost even between favorite Kamala Harris and former President Trump.

Enten, CNN’s senior political data reporter, said in segment on the network Thursday that his electoral model gives a 60 percent chance that the winner of the election receives at least 300 electoral votes.

“So for all the talk that we’ve had about this election being historically close, chances are Harris will still actually score a relative blowout in the Electoral College,” Enten said.

92 percent of states’ polling averages underestimated Obama in 2012.



 
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Trump has publically threatened the constitution
 
The immediate future relevance of the human species itself depends on Harris winning.

Even if Trump is annihilated, we still have to see if he's actually the leader or just the poster child for depravity.
 
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Electoral College Map Projector Takes Fourth State From Donald Trump​



Kamala Harris is now the favorite to win the 2024 presidential election, picking up an average of 286 Electoral College votes, against 252 for Donald Trump.

Harris is favored to win the key swing states of Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania and North Carolina, the latter of which leaned towards Trump earlier this month.

An analysis by election website FiveThirtyEight released on Wednesday gives Harris a 1.8 point lead nationally, with 48.1 percent of the popular vote against Trump's 46.3 percent.

Newsweek contacted the Trump and Harris campaigns for comment on Thursday via email outside of regular office hours.


 
Kamala Harris will win, predicts James Carville, the longtime election strategist.

“Today I am pulling my stool up to the political poker table to throw my chips all in: America, it will all be OK. Ms. Harris will be elected the next president of the United States,” he writes.

Carville lays out the three reasons why he believes this.

One, Trump is a repeat electoral loser; Harris, by contrast, has managed to whip up comparable enthusiasm in just three months of campaigning.

Two, Harris has vastly outraised Trump, even with the $75 million donation the latter just received from his billionaire sidekick, Elon Musk.

Three, Harris will win because she has aisle-bridging power that her opponent lacks.









 
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