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"I will do everything in my power to unite the Democratic Party... to defeat Donald Trump... And together, we will win."

"This is a race Democrats can and must win."

"If the Democrats can be unified... then they have a good chance to win in November."

"I’d be very wary and a bit cautious on assuming that Trump is just going to sail to victory."

"Donald Trump’s hopes of claiming the White House just went from near certain to extremely uncertain" now Biden has dropped out.

"This kind of chaos this close to Election Day means Trump is going to win."

"It doesn’t matter whom the Democrats pick... Donald Trump will win in November."

"Donald Trump is now the de facto president."

"If the 2024 presidential election is a race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris then Trump will win, every time, and most likely win easily."

"Harris will be easier to beat than Joe Biden would have been."

Who Will Win the 2024 US Presidential Election?

New Marist College Sun Belt state polls found Vice Pres. Kamala Harris and former Pres. Donald Trump locked in tight races in three key battleground states that, combined, account for 43 Electoral College votes.

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In Arizona, Trump has a one-point lead over Harris among likely voters statewide, 50% to 49%, as the Democrat trails by two points among Latinos — a demographic that Pres. Joe Biden carried by 24 points in 2020.

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The Republican enjoys the same 50-49 advantage in Georgia, the state at the center of the 2020 election controversies, with confidence in the integrity of the elections in the state at 72%.

Meanwhile, Harris and Trump are tied in North Carolina at 49% among likely voters statewide — and at 48% among independents who are likely to vote, a group that favored Biden four years ago.

This comes as a New York Times/Siena poll released earlier this week found Trump leading Harris in all three states — 50% to 45% in Arizona and 49% to 45% in both Georgia and North Carolina.

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According to RealClear's polling average for top battlegrounds, as of Thursday, Trump would secure these three states but lose Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin — a scenario in which Harris would win the White House.

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Meanwhile, Harris and Trump are tied in North Carolina at 49% among likely voters statewide — and at 48% among independents who are likely to vote, a group favored Biden four years ago.

This comes as a New York Times/Siena poll released earlier this week found Trump leading Harris in all three states — 50% to 45% in Arizona, and 49% to 45% in both Georgia and North Carolina.

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According to the Real Clear's polling average for top battlegrounds as of Thursday, Trump would secure these three states but lose Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin — a scenario in which Harris would win the White House.

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This set of polls is big for Kamala Harris. Let alone the less likely decisive state of Arizona, she may flip North Carolina blue for the first time since Obama won there in 2008 and is polling great also in Georgia — the battleground state where Trump has its best results.

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Polls have underestimated support for Trump both in 2016 and 2020, so the latest results in key Sun Belt battleground states are very positive for the Republican ticket. Compared to previous cycles, this is Trump's best chance to win by a landslide — and even to secure the popular vote.

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Marist Poll: Trump, Harris Virtually Tied in Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina

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This set of polls is big for Kamala Harris. Despite her standing in the less likely decisive state of Arizona, she may flip North Carolina blue for the first time since Obama won there in 2008. She is also showing promise in Georgia — the battleground state where Trump has his best results.

There's a 55% chance that Kamala Harris will be elected US president in 2024, according to the Metaculus prediction community.

Marist Poll: Trump, Harris Virtually Tied in Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina

Marist Poll: Trump, Harris Virtually Tied in Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina

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