Harris Honeymoon Is Over: Trump Expands Lead in Sun Belt

President Trump is surging. According to the Trump-hating New York Times/Siena polls, President Trump leads in Arizona, Georgia, and North Carolina. Which means that if President Trump wins just one of the Great Lake states (MI, WI, PA) he wins the election. President Trump can also win if he flips Virginia.

Rational Americans must come out and vote in big numbers, and bring at least one friend or relative with them. Make the election ‘too big to rig’ as President Trump says. Save the Republic and save Western Civilization.

Voters across the Sun Belt say that Donald J. Trump improved their lives when he was president — and worry that a Kamala Harris White House would not — setting the stage for an extraordinarily competitive contest in three key states, according to the latest polls from The New York Times and Siena College. The polls found that Mr. Trump has gained a lead in Arizona and remains ahead in Georgia, two states that he lost to President Biden in 2020. But in North Carolina, which has not voted for a Democrat since 2008, Ms. Harris trails Mr. Trump by just a narrow margin (New York Times).

In Georgia, he now leads Harris 49-45%. In Arizona, Trump leads Harris 50-45%. Trump won North Carolina in 2020 and has now slighted increased his lead over Harris in the state. He leads Harris 49-47% (Just the News).

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The eroding support of Democrats from the union workers accelerated as Kamala Harris became nominee. David Marcus: The results of the Teamsters own internal survey were staggering. Back in July, President Joe Biden, (remember him?) was leading Donald Trump 44-36 percent. Fast forward to today and Trump has surged to a 60-34 lead over Harris in the online survey and 58-31 over the phone lines. This is a massive shift, more dramatic than we have seen within any other substantial demographic. Cutting off Joe Biden’s ancient roots in the labor movement has left members a clearer choice between Harris and Trump, and it’s bad news for the Veep. It’s also bad news for many in the Teamsters leadership who bristled when union president Sean O’Brien spoke at the Republican National Convention, as did the left-aligned labor movement in general (Fox News).

AOC was upset with the Teamsters. Washington Examiner, quoting Union President Obrien: “instead of trying to pick a fight with labor leaders who listen to their members and embrace their members’s opinions, she should maybe get into her district where it voted far Republican, far-right Republican, and maybe find out what the problem is.” O’Brien added that when he has any problems on a worksite between members, he chooses to address the issue at hand. As such, he suggested the New York congresswoman “may want to focus on her job instead of mine” (Washington Examiner).

Trump Senior Advisor @JasonMillerinDC: “This is great news… With President Trump leading in these sunbelt states… that means he just needs to get one of the Great Lakes states… poll after poll shows President Trump leading in Pennsylvania. We’ve seen polls showing us… pic.twitter.com/GtLL1a3Xk2

— Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) September 23, 2024

“Our entire nation is counting on the people of this great commonwealth.” — President Trump in Indiana, PA pic.twitter.com/8CvbYOPyMc

— RSBN (@RSBNetwork) September 24, 2024

Harris honeymoon is over: Sun Belt polls put Trump on path to presidency

By New York Post, Sept 23, 2024

New polling of a trio of Southern battleground states shows the Kamala Harris honeymoon has ended in some of the few truly competitive states up for grabs this November.

Donald Trump is sweeping Arizona, Georgia and North Carolina, according to New York Times/Siena College polling conducted Sept. 1 to 21, reversing Harris’ leads in two of the states along the way.

If Trump wins these states as this polling suggests, he’d be on a path to 262 electoral votes, meaning he’d only have to take one of the blue-wall states (Michigan, Pennsylvania or Wisconsin) to win the White House.

Guy Benson: A new national survey from Gallup contains positive news for the Trump campaign, and concerning data for Team Kamala. While the poll does not test the head-to-head presidential matchup, it does measure voters’ impressions of the two major parties’ nominees. This poll was in the field for the better part of two weeks, spanning both pre- and post-debate dates. Compared to August, when Kamala Harris was riding a wave of media adulation, this data set shows clear erosion in her favorability ratings. But if this were simply a product of the so-called ‘sugar high’ wearing off, that wouldn’t necessarily explain the corresponding gains Trump has made on the same metrics. Her favorability faltering wouldn’t guarantee that his standing would move at all – but it has…. Trump is somewhat unpopular, with a (-7) net favorability rating. Harris is more unpopular, at (-10). Trump has seen a seven-point net gain on these measures since August, while Harris has tumbled by eight points. Her unfavorable rating is up five points over the last month (Townhall).