Even according to Marist:
![]() | GEORGIA – Marist |
| Trump | 51 |
| Biden | 47 |
| Three Candidates: | |
| Trump | 45 |
| Biden | 40 |
| Kennedy | 14 |
![]() | NORTH CAROLINA – Marist |
| Trump | 51 |
| Biden | 48 |
| Three Candidates: | |
| Trump | 46 |
| Biden | 43 |
| Kennedy | 11 |


Trump Job Approval
| Pollsters wrong in 2024: | 42.0 / 55.0 | -13.0 |
| Pollsters right in 2024: | 45.8 / 51.0 | -5.2 |
![]() | GOP | DEM |
| Democrats +3 | 216 | 219 |
7 responses to “Trump with edge in GA and NC”
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So we tossed away 2 winnable Senate seats in Georgia a few years ago. Now Ohio.
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Bitter, I wouldn’t give up on Moreno. He’s not a Todd Akin or the witch from Delaware. He can win, but its doing it the hard way.
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Why do so many on our side want to do it the hard way? Dolan? Easy win. DeSantis? Better chance to win 2 terms. Trump? Death match to win 1 term.
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Bitter is Irish; doom and gloom is part of the makeup. Polls that show Biden down are tossed aside; polls showing Moreno behind are sacrosanct.
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Trump won Ohio by about 480,000 votes in 2020. Assuming the same vote (I suspect reality will be a bigger margin), 240,000 voters will need to vote for Trump and Brown.
I’d be curious to see the demographic of this group. Is this another example of Orange Ogre outperforming a Senate candidate?
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