We’ve seen a lot of movement in the polls over the last couple of weeks, with signs pointing to a clear momentum shift in GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump’s direction in the closing days of the campaign.
For instance, as we reported Thursday, there has been what some have called a “massive increase” in Trump’s support among black and Hispanic voters, confirming a trend that started in 2016, and something which – if those trends hold through Election Day – potentially could spell disaster for Democrat presidential nominee Kamala Harris.
Further, Trump has closed the gap with Harris in the final New York Times/Siena poll of this election cycle, with some prominent data analysts now suggesting there’s a “real shot” he could win the popular vote, which would be the first time a GOP nominee had done that in 20 years.
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