In a recent Fox News article discussing new swing state polling, CNN senior data reporter Harry Enten expressed grave concern for the Joe Biden campaign, as the latest numbers show former President Trump leading in key swing states like Georgia, Nevada, and Arizona. The New York Times/Siena College/Philadelphia Inquirer poll highlighted Trump's significant leads among likely voters, including a six-point lead in Arizona, nine points in Georgia, and a staggering 13 points in Nevada.

The poll also revealed Trump ahead by three points in Pennsylvania and one point in Wisconsin. If Trump were to win these critical states in 2024 and maintain others he had won in the previous election, he could secure a return to the White House.

Enten noted that Trump's support was increasing among non-White voters since the 2020 election, particularly in the more diverse Sun Belt states compared to Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. Additionally, Trump was shown to have an advantage in reaching the 270 votes needed in the Electoral College, although Biden still has a potential pathway to victory.

The survey indicated a tie between Biden and Trump in the 18-29 year-old age group and highlighted Trump's significant support from Black voters, potentially marking the highest margin for a GOP candidate since 1964.

While a recent Fox News poll indicated a tie between the candidates in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, Trump held leads in Georgia and Michigan. These latest numbers suggest a challenging uphill battle for the Biden campaign in the upcoming election.

Source: Fox News, via foxnews.com

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