Kamala Harris and Donald Trump Locked in Tight Race in Michigan, Leftist Poll Shows a supposed 49%-48% Split

As a debate or a face off between the opposite heads brings the possible support from a nation, it reveals a transparent predictability too.  So the two giants of U. S election, must feel the nerves of their people. Kamala Harris, Democratic Presidential nominee,  is in a supposed fifty- fifty contest race with Donald Trump in Michigan, trailing by just a single point—a gap so narrow it hardly feels secure. The latest poll, surveyed after the debate, shows Trump holding 49% of voter support to Harris’ 48%. A sliver separates them, and in a state like Michigan, that sliver could tip the scales one way or the other.  These are Leftist polls, and we all know how they can and are faked.

Oh no! Joyous communism still tastes bad. Post Debate Insider Advantage Poll shows Trump Leading in Michigan. pic.twitter.com/O4mKqCj571

— Freedom Rings (@fr33domR1ngz) September 13, 2024

Michigan’s 15 electoral votes are no small prize. If a state witnessed a tight swinging of voters, in a rhythm of moving back and forth, It is the state of Michigan. If Trump grabbed it in 2016, but Biden turned it blue again in 2020 thanks to massive voter fraud.. Now, as the 2024 race heating the air, Michigan once again stands as a battleground. The so-called “blue wall” that Democrats count on feels a little shaky.  Trump is ready to take the state, and if this were a free and fair election, there is no stopping him. The Democrats, Marxists and Deep State have other designs.  They wish to destroy all freedom in the U.S., and to do so they must steal November.  Pray for their lives if they do, as this country is ready to explode upon another theft and America turning into a Soviet U.S.  I fear the Democrats, coast to coast, will learn what our Constitution is for, particularly the 2nd.

📊 MICHIGAN GE: Mitchell Research

🟦 Harris: 48%
🟥 Trump: 48%
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Full Ballot
🟦 Harris: 47%
🟥 Trump: 46%
🟨 RFK Jr: 2%
🟩 Stein: 1%
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Who won the debate? (debate watchers)

Harris: 56%
Trump: 29%
Neither: 15%
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#59 (2.4/3.0) | 600 LV | Post-debate https://t.co/OgnVqKRzyK pic.twitter.com/9GwCsp4Ab8

— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) September 13, 2024

The poll, taken from 800 likely voters, came just after the candidates faced off in the debate. And while many called Harris the winner that night, this poll tells a different story— one where neither candidate has a firm hold on Michigan, where the ground shifts beneath their feet.

As the poll of November inches closer, Michigan becomes a symbol of the unpredictable nature of this election. Harris, by some measures, leads by less than a point in the state, but that’s hardly comfort in a race this close. It’s the kind of race that might come down to a whisper— a decision made in the space between a breath and a ballot.

Major Points

• A recent poll shows Donald Trump leading Kamala Harris by a single point in Michigan, 49% to 48%, highlighting the state’s battleground status.
• Michigan’s 15 electoral votes are critical, with the state having swung between Trump in 2016 and Biden in 2020.
• The poll, conducted among 800 likely voters after the debate, underscores how narrow the race is, with no candidate having a secure lead.
• Michigan’s importance in the 2024 election looms large as both candidates fight to solidify their positions in the state.
• The election’s outcome in Michigan could come down to a very slim margin, making it a key focus for both campaigns.

Fallon Jacobson – Reprinted with permission of Whatfinger News