Here we go with the big news of the week. The Donald in action at a McDonalds’ burger joint outside Philadelphia. He slings the fries while the Left goes nuts over it. So on with the show. Meanwhile thousands line up to see the show.
The Hill reports:
Since late August, the election forecast put Harris’s chances of winning at approximately 54 to 56 percent, with Trump’s chances at approximately 44 to 46 percent. In early October, however, those dynamics began to shift, and the election forecast predicted both candidates’ chances to be closer to 50 percent.
On Oct. 17, the model predicted the two candidates were equally likely to win next month, and Trump took the advantage on Oct. 20.
The shift in election forecast coincides with the Republican candidate’s improved polling averages in Wisconsin and Michigan, two battleground states that previously leaned slightly toward Harris. Trump already had a slim advantage in Arizona, Georgia and North Carolina.
Harris is still leading in Pennsylvania, but Trump and his allies are campaigning hard in the swing state for the final weeks of the election season.
“Nonetheless, the race remains a toss-up, according to the election forecast, since the polling in all seven states remains within the margin of error, meaning typical polling inaccuracies could shift the results in either direction,” The Hill report adds.
Good luck America





