As Donald Trump organizes a campaign campaign on hold, his team is focusing on an election strategy that focuses on the recovery of the five US states that joined Joe Biden in 2020, POLITICO comments. .
These five states are Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, which received a total of 73 electoral votes in 2020. These votes were enough to form a House of Electors in favor of Biden victory.
Since then, Trump has rallied four rallies, publicly backed dozens of candidates, and been instrumental in shaping the local election campaign, which could bring his supporters to high-ranking positions in the 20 states.
Trump’s shadow campaign recently conducted a poll between him and Biden in the five critical states, all of which decided in 2020 by less than three percentage points.
According to the same poll, a copy of which is in the hands of POLITICO, the former US president is ahead of Biden in Arizona by eight percentage points, in Georgia by three percentage points, in Michigan by twelve points, in Pennsylvania by six points and in Wisconsin by ten percentage points.
The results of the poll sent a message to those who think Trump’s control over the Republican Party has loosened, said Tony Fabrizio, a senior Republican pollster who polled Trump’s central election campaign. ! »
“Poll by poll, the percentages clearly show that former President Trump is still the central political force in the Republican Party and will be his presidential candidate for 2024, if he goes to the polls,” said Fabrizio, who confirmed numbers for POLITICO, but did not disclose them. “These new figures clearly show that voters in these five key states today would be happy if Trump returned to the White House defeating Biden,” he added.
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