(TheLastPatriotNews.com) – In great news for Donald Trump and his supporters, a new poll has found that the Republican presidential candidate is performing strongly among voters in the Sun Belt, who believe that his presidency had a positive impact on their lives.
These voters express concerns that Vice President Kamala Harris might not deliver similar benefits if she were elected in the upcoming November presidential election, Newsmax reports.
Recent polls from The New York Times and Siena College in three critical states show Trump leading in Arizona and maintaining his advantage in Georgia—both states that went to President Joe Biden in the 2020 election.
In North Carolina, the race is tighter; Harris trails Trump by a small margin, still within the survey’s margin of error.
North Carolina has historically leaned Republican in presidential elections, last choosing a Democrat in 2008.
The polling in Arizona reveals Trump leading Harris 50% to 45%, with a notable 10% of Latino voters currently undecided.
In Georgia, 49% of voters back Trump, compared to 45% for Harris. The competition is closest in North Carolina, where Trump garners 49% of the vote to Harris’s 47%.
The polls also highlight broader concerns among Sun Belt voters about their future and the direction of the country.
A significant number of Republicans, compared to Democrats, feel the U.S. is at risk of failing—72% versus 16%.
The uncertainty of the presidential race is underscored by the 15% of voters in Arizona, Georgia, and North Carolina who remain undecided.
Although these voters previously leaned towards Harris, they now show a slight preference for Trump.
Economic issues, particularly the economy and inflation, are major factors for many Sun Belt voters.
Among them, 55% believe Trump would better handle these issues, while 42% favor Harris.
On the topic of Supreme Court appointments, Harris has criticized Trump for nominating justices who played a role in overturning Roe v. Wade in 2022, a decision that removed the constitutional right to abortion.
The margin of error for the polls among likely voters in these states is approximately 2.5 percentage points.
Specifically, the Arizona poll involved 713 registered voters with a margin of error of +/- 4.4 percentage points.
In Georgia, 682 voters were surveyed, with a margin of error of 4.6 percentage points, and in North Carolina, the poll included 682 registered voters, with a margin of error of 4.2 percentage points.
These surveys were conducted between September 17th and 21st.
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