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Former President Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign has shown remarkable success, surpassing his impressive second-quarter performance. Trump’s campaign raised $45.5 million during the third quarter, with $37.5 million in cash on hand.
In contrast, GOP Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida, currently second in polls, has only $5 million in cash on hand for the primaries. Nearly $36 million of Trump’s campaign funds are designated for the primary, showcasing strong grassroots support for the former president.
Not only is Trump’s campaign flourishing, but he is also gaining ground against President Biden in crucial swing states. Recent polls conducted by Bloomberg/Morning Consult in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin indicate Trump’s lead or a tie with Biden.
The survey results show Trump ahead of Biden by 4 points in Arizona, Georgia, and North Carolina, by 2 points in Wisconsin, and by 1 point in Pennsylvania. Meanwhile, Biden has a 3-point lead in Nevada, and Michigan displays a virtual tie.
Breaking down the concerns of voters in these seven swing states, 49% believe Bidenomics, Biden’s economic agenda, is detrimental to the economy. Among undecided voters in these states, 46% view Bidenomics as negative, while 41% either lack sufficient knowledge or hold no opinion on the subject.
Though Biden’s detractors doubt Trump’s ability to beat him, Trump’s team highlights the latest polls as evidence of his strength in the general election. However, the Biden campaign remains skeptical, referring to the inaccurate predictions made in previous midterm and special elections.
Kevin Munoz, a spokesperson for the Biden campaign, stated, “Predictions more than a year out tend to look a little different a year later. Don’t take our word for it: last year, Bloomberg, who published today’s poll, predicted a ‘100%’ likelihood of a recession, only to say days ago that the U.S. economy is strong and ‘defying the odds.’ Or a year out from the 2022 midterms, when they similarly predicted a grim forecast for President Biden.”
As the race to secure the GOP nomination for the 2024 presidential elections intensifies, Trump’s campaign demonstrates unwavering grassroots support, reflected by the substantial funds raised during the third quarter. With over $37.5 million in cash on hand, Trump outshines his Republican competitors, particularly Ron DeSantis of Florida, who possesses a meager $5 million in cash on hand for the ongoing primaries.
Swing states play a critical role in presidential elections, and Trump’s resurgence in popularity against President Biden is evident in the polls. Recent surveys conducted in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin show Trump leading or in a close race with Biden.
Trump secures a 4-point lead in Arizona, Georgia, and North Carolina, while his advantage narrows to 2 points in Wisconsin and 1 point in Pennsylvania. Meanwhile, Biden maintains a 3-point lead in Nevada, and Michigan remains a highly contested battleground.
Public sentiment regarding Bidenomics, Biden’s economic plan, reveals widespread skepticism about its impact on the economy. In the seven swing states polled, 49% of voters express the belief that Bidenomics is detrimental to the economy. Among undecided voters in these states, 46% perceive Bidenomics negatively, while 41% lack familiarity or hold no opinion on the matter.
Trump’s strong performance in recent polls in swing states has emboldened his campaign, solidifying his position as a formidable contender against Biden.
Despite criticism from rivals suggesting that Trump is incapable of defeating Biden, his team remains confident. Conversely, the Biden campaign remains cautious, citing past elections where the accuracy of polls was called into question.
Kevin Munoz, a spokesperson for Biden’s campaign, remarked, ‘Predictions made over a year in advance often look different as time passes. Just last year, Bloomberg, who published this poll, predicted a ‘100%’ chance of a recession, only to state recently that the U.S. economy is robust and defying expectations. The same applies to predictions made about the 2022 midterm elections, which presented a bleak forecast for President Biden.’
The campaign of former President Donald Trump for the 2024 presidential race has experienced a resurgence, surpassing his outstanding performance during the second quarter. With contributions of $45.5 million, the campaign now holds a substantial $37.5 million in cash.
In comparison, Republican Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida, who currently occupies second place in most polls, has only $5 million in his primary campaign account. Proving the overwhelming grassroots support behind President Trump, approximately $36 million of the campaign funds have been designated specifically for the primary.
Even more noteworthy is the growing popularity of Donald Trump as he narrows the gap with President Biden in crucial swing states. Recent surveys conducted by Bloomberg/Morning Consult in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin show Trump ahead or virtually tied with Biden. Trump holds a 4-point lead in Georgia, Arizona, and North Carolina, 2 points in Wisconsin, and a slight 1-point advantage in Pennsylvania. In Nevada, Biden maintains a 3-point lead, while Michigan remains a tightly contested state.
The concerns related to Bidenomics, Biden’s economic agenda, are evident from the survey findings in the seven swing states. A notable 49% of voters in these states believe that Bidenomics adversely affects the economy. Among undecided voters, 46% view Bidenomics negatively, whereas 41% either lack sufficient knowledge or hold no opinion on the matter.
Amidst skepticism from Trump’s rivals about his ability to defeat Biden, his campaign emphasizes the latest polls as evidence of his strength in the upcoming general election. However, the Biden campaign remains cautious, pointing to past midterm and special elections that defied predictions. Kevin Munoz, a spokesperson for Biden’s campaign, remarked, ‘Predictions made over a year in advance tend to look different when the time arrives.
Just last year, Bloomberg, the publisher of today’s poll, predicted a ‘100%’ likelihood of a recession, only to say recently that the U.S. economy is robust and defying the odds. The same applies to predictions made prior to the 2022 midterms, which projected a gloomy forecast for President Biden.’
Trump’s relentless popularity among voters is evident in his campaign’s impressive fundraising during the third quarter, leaving his Republican adversaries in the dust. With a whopping $37.5 million in cash on hand, Trump outshines his closest competitor, Ron DeSantis, who barely has $5 million in his campaign bank account for the primary elections.
Recent polls conducted in swing states demonstrate Trump’s remarkable resurgence against President Biden, setting the stage for a fierce competition.
Trump leads Biden with 4 points in Arizona, Georgia, and North Carolina, and trails behind by only 1 point in Pennsylvania. The race intensifies in Wisconsin, with Trump leading by 2 points. Notably, Biden retains a 3-point lead in Nevada, while Michigan remains tightly contested.
The sentiment on Bidenomics, Biden’s economic plan, reflects widespread concern about its implications for the economy. In the swing states surveyed, 49% of voters express the view that Bidenomics is detrimental to the economy. Among undecided voters in these states, 46% consider Bidenomics negatively, while 41% either lack sufficient awareness or hold no opinion on the matter.
Trump’s campaign thrives on the recent swing state polls, strengthening his case as a formidable opponent against Biden in the general election. However, the Biden campaign maintains a cautious approach, citing past elections as a precedent where polls failed to accurately predict outcomes.
Kevin Munoz, spokesperson for the Biden campaign, commented, ‘Over a year in advance, such predictions tend to evolve significantly. Last year, the poll published by Bloomberg, who also conducted today’s survey, predicted a ‘100%’ likelihood of an upcoming recession, only to recently state that the U.S. economy displays vigor and defies expectations. Similar predictions were made before the 2022 midterms, forecasting gloom for President Biden.’
With an impressive performance during the second quarter, former President Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign continues to gain momentum, outshining his rivals. The campaign raised a remarkable $45.5 million during the third quarter, resulting in a significant $37.5 million in cash on hand.
In contrast, Florida’s Republican Governor Ron DeSantis, currently in second place in most polls, possesses a mere $5 million cash on hand for his ongoing primary campaign. The allocation of nearly $36 million of the campaign funds to the primary highlights the overwhelming grassroots support for President Trump.
The recent polls conducted in several swing states demonstrate Trump’s growing popularity and his ability to challenge President Biden in the upcoming elections. The surveys, conducted by Bloomberg/Morning Consult, indicate that Trump is either leading or close to Biden in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
Trump holds a lead over Biden by 4 percentage points in Georgia, Arizona, and North Carolina. His lead narrows to 2 points in Wisconsin and 1 point in Pennsylvania. In the swing states, Biden is leading by 3 points in Nevada, while Michigan shows an even race.
The polling results reveal significant concerns among voters in the seven swing states regarding Bidenomics, with 49% expressing disapproval of Biden’s economic agenda. Of the undecided voters in these states, 46% have a negative view of Bidenomics, while 41% either lack sufficient information or have no opinion on the matter.
Trump’s recent surge in swing state polls has provided his campaign with newfound confidence, highlighting his strength in the upcoming general election. Meanwhile, the Biden campaign remains skeptical, citing previous midterm and special elections where poll predictions failed to align with the outcome.
The spokesperson for the Biden campaign, Kevin Munoz, stated, ‘Predictions made over a year in advance usually look different when the time arrives. Just last year, Bloomberg, who published the survey we discuss today, predicted a ‘100%’ chance of a recession, only to claim recently that the U.S. economy is robust and defying expectations. The same skepticism applies to predictions made before the 2022 midterm elections, which painted a grim picture for President Biden.’
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