Presidential election 2024: Polls show where Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have the edge in the swing states

By Katelyn Caralle, Senior U.S. Political Reporter

Of the seven states needed to clinch victory in November, Pennsylvania and Georgia are the key indecisive states that could fall either way, a new poll shows.

According to the Washington Post, likely voters in Wisconsin and Michigan give 6 and 5 percent for Kamala Harris, respectively, and in Arizona 5 percent for Trump. a new CNN/SSRS investigation released on Wednesday.

Meanwhile, in Georgia, the split is just 1 percent for Harris and Trump, and in Pennsylvania the candidates are tied at 47 percent.

Nevada also has a 1-point split — 48 percent to 47 percent leaning toward the vice president over the former president. But there are only six electoral college votes in the blue-leaning western state.

In total, the seven swing states receive 93 Electoral College votes, and the outcome of the battle will determine who wins in 2024.

President Joe Biden won six of the seven swing states in 2020 — flipping five from red to blue and winning some states by narrow margins. Biden won Georgia by just under 12,000 votes and Arizona by just over 10,000.

“Do you think Americans really care about this? Do you know what they care about?” she told Fox News’ Peter Doocy when he asked her about it during Tuesday’s press briefing. “They care about the economy, they care about lower costs, they care about health care, that’s what Americans care about.”

“I’m not even going to answer a question about — it sounds so ridiculous.”

“It’s madness,” she added.

Social media was abuzz on Monday with claims that Harris used a “fake accent” while speaking to a teachers union at a campaign rally in Michigan.

The Internet erupted with accusations that the Democratic presidential candidate changed her voice during her speech praising teachers’ union members at a Detroit high school.

If we ask Donald Trump, a man known for his family and his political and business life, whether we will see former First Lady Melania on the campaign trail more often, his eyes will light up.

“Well, I’d like to. That’s not the point. It’s a bad world for me,” he said, six weeks after a hitman’s bullet had shot through his ear.

“It’s not bad for Democrats like it is for me. And I wish my family didn’t have to go out and stand up for some of the things that you know are going on.”

Melania, he said, cares deeply about the country.

Trump’s would-be assassin Thomas Crooks was taken out by a local police officer before being killed by a Secret Service sniper, according to a shocking Congressional report.

Two months after Crooks shot the former president’s ear out at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, a preliminary report by Rep. Clay Higgins offered a different story than the official narrative pushed by the FBI.

The congressman said the local officer’s shot “hit Crooks’ rifle and struck his face/neck/right shoulder area due to the butt of the rifle breaking,” meaning Crooks could not continue firing before he was killed.