A new poll indicates former President Donald Trump has a 69% chance of returning to the White House on Nov. 5.
That’s according to the most recent average of polls conducted by the British magazine The Economist, which was reported Wednesday by The Western Journal.
The Economist noted that it analyzes daily the results of state and national polls while tossing in “economic indicators” to offer its prediction of the presidential election results.
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As of Wednesday, Trump showed a 69% chance of beating incumbent President Joe Biden. That was actually down in recent days. On Sunday, the odds on Trump stood at 72%.
The Economist noted that it is watching six pivotal states for 2024: Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
As the magazine pointed out, Trump won five of those states in 2016, while Biden swept them in 2020.
As of the moment, Trump leads in all six states, which have 77 electoral votes combined.
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The Economist projected that Trump has at least a 67% chance of flipping Arizona, Georgia, and Pennsylvania. He also has at least a 59% chance of flipping Michigan, Nevada, and Wisconsin — all of which the magazine claims are still “uncertain” at this point.
One interesting aspect of the poll is that while Democrats and their media allies have been making noise that Florida is in play for Biden, The Economist pegged Trump’s chance of winning the Sunshine State at 94%.
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