Black support all the way for Trump: He is leading Harris in all swing states except one

Atlas Intel conducted a latest poll which indicated that former US President Donald Trump is having a lead in five key battleground states just ahead of the upcoming US Presidential elections. According to New York Post, if these recent projections eventually hold then Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump could end up securing 287 electoral votes.

New York Post noted that the support of Donald Trump among the Black voters seems to be increasing while he has already captured 26% of the demographic in Arizona and 25% of the demographic in Georgia which actually suggested a potential shift in the traditional Democratic coalition.

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US Vice President Kamala Harris holds a really narrow margin of just 0.2% in Wisconsin whereas on the other hand, Donald Trump is having a lead in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan and Nevada. New York Post asserted that Democratic Presidential nominee Kamala Harris is performing well in North Carolina where she is actually having a slight edge over Donald Trump.

Such kind of tightening landscape just before the US Presidential elections reflects a pretty competitive landscape with Donald Trump gaining a significant traction among various groups of voters which includes Independents and Hispanics as well while both the Presidential candidates are intensifying their campaigns in the crucial states.

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FAQs:

Who is gaining support among the black voters just before the US Presidential Elections?
Former US President Donald Trump is gaining significant support among the black voters in recent times, revealed latest polls.

Which Presidential candidate is eventually winning in the battleground swing states?
Recent poll surveys indicated that Democratic Presidential nominee Kamala Harris is having a slight lead in Wisconsin and North Carolina whereas, Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump is having an edge in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan and Nevada.