Former President Donald Trump trails Vice President Kamala Harris in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan according to a set of The New York Times/Siena College polls released Saturday.
Harris leads Trump by a margin of 50% to 46% among likely voters across the three Great Lakes states sampled in the NYT/Siena polls, falling within the margin of error of the respective surveys. Without Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania, Trump would lose the presidential election even if he won every remaining swing state.
“As for NYT polls in PA, MI and WI today, some of the internal numbers seem improbable–42% for Harris among non-college whites, for one [example],” veteran Democratic operative David Axelrod said on social media Saturday, reacting to the polls. “If you adjust for them, you’re probably looking at basically tied races.”
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