GOP leads in 2024 polling

 Daily Torch:

‘Too Big to Rig’? Republicans surpass Democrats in early voting in Georgia, Arizona, Nevada and North Carolina—and Democrats are panicking.

Republicans appear to have flipped the script on the 2020 election, which featured Democrats winning the election narrowly in Georgia, Arizona and Wisconsin by banking early votes that former President Donald Trump was unable to overcome with Election Day turnout, this time outpacing Democrats with early and mail-in votes combined in Georgia, Arizona, Nevada and North Carolina, NBC News reports.
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In 2020 The Democrats were able to demonize Trump, but this year after four years of inflation and wars the Democrats are in trouble and their nominee is incapable of overcoming that trouble at this point. 

See also:

No Cheating... This Time

There is a tide in the affairs of men, as Shakespeare said, and now, two weeks before election day, that tide has swung decisively toward Donald Trump. Forget the establishment polls. The betting sites show him leading by nearly thirty points. He’s ahead in every last battleground state, according to RCP. Embattled Democrat senatorial candidates, including Bob Casey, Sherrod Brown, Jon Tester, and Tammy Baldwin have abandoned Harris and allied themselves with Trump. Both the LA Times and WaPo have refused to endorse Harris. There are more registered GOP voters today than at any previous point in history.
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And:

 Trump poised for Electoral College win as polls show ex-president leading Harris in 4 battleground states

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