It’s crunch time for the Presidential Election.
Kamala Harris and the Democrat Party are staring down the barrel of some bad news.
And Fox News delivered this damning reality check to Kamala Harris.
Donald Trump’s multiple electoral paths to victory
One reason election forecasters favor Donald Trump to win the Presidential Election is because he has multiple paths to reach 270 Electoral College votes, whereas Kamala Harris only has one electoral path – and that’s sweeping the three Rust Belt states.
Even RINO Fox News political analyst Karl Rove had to admit this basic truth in a segment on America’s Newsroom.
Rove broke down the polling and early vote data in three Sun Belt states – Arizona, North Carolina, and Nevada – which look very promising for Trump.
Republican lead in ballot returns in all three states and RealClearPolitics’ polling average shows Trump up in all three.
Rove told hosts Dana Perino and Bill Hemmer that the way the map broke down if Donald Trump won any of Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Michigan the race was over.
“If he wins Georgia, the race is over. If he wins Pennsylvania and loses Georgia, the race is over, because if he does take Nevada, Arizona, and North Carolina, it gets him within basically either — 15 or 19 state electoral votes; Michigan, Georgia is 16, Pennsylvania [is] 19. Any one of them puts him over the top,” Rove stated.
While the map favors Trump, the race is still exceedingly close.
Public polls show it’s a margin of error race in every battleground and it could still go either way, a fact Rove acknowledged.
“Each side has a reason to believe they can do this because the race is so close. Take a look at this. We’re talking about three-tenths of a percent if you look at some of these aggregate averages in battleground states,” Rove added.
Public polls match private polls
Donald Trump and his campaign exude confidence as the 2024 election wraps up.
That’s because Trump’s polling better than he ever has in either of his two previous runs for President.
“We’ve never had data that looks this good,” one top Trump advisor told the pro-Kamala Harris website Axios.
Another Trump aide told Axios that the campaign’s internal polls “have Trump doing well in all seven swing states. He’s up, but still within the margin of error. They are right to project confidence for that reason.”
But it’s called the margin of error for a reason.
And it runs in both directions.
To win the election, Trump still needs to pick off blue states.
However, Trump has a menu of options to pick from to find which battleground will put over the 270 Electoral College vote threshold.
Kamala Harris is trying to navigate a much narrower path to victory.
That’s why most election handicappers would rather play Trump’s hand in the final week than Kamala’s.