In the upcoming presidential race between Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris and former Republican President Donald Trump, polls indicate a close race. While most polls show a dead heat in the popular vote, with some giving Harris a slight edge and others favoring Trump, a Shreveport-based polling company called Vantage Data House is predicting a potential blowout in favor of Harris.
Vantage, co-founded by Bishop George and Jim Kitchens, has been tracking swing states daily since August. While initially showing a tossup race, the numbers have recently started to shift away from Trump. However, not everyone is convinced of Vantage’s predictions, with some experts and political strategists like Roy Fletcher questioning the reliability of their analysis.
The election’s outcome will likely hinge on swing states, where the Electoral College votes are up for grabs. Despite varying opinions on the race’s outcome, all agree that these swing states’ votes will be crucial in determining the winner.
Interestingly, Vantage’s findings suggest that women voters, especially those without party affiliation, are breaking for Harris in swing states. This could be attributed to factors such as abortion access and unease with Trump’s controversial statements. While George acknowledges the risks of being an outlier in the polling industry, he stands by the data showing weakening support for Trump.
In the final days leading up to the election, experts predict that unforeseen factors could influence the race’s outcome. The ongoing debate over the polling data highlights the uncertainty and complexity surrounding the upcoming presidential election.
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