Trump leading in swing states

 DC Daily Journal:

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A growing trend in support for former President Donald Trump is emerging across key battleground states, potentially complicating the Democrats’ path to victory, according to veteran polling analyst Matt Towery. Speaking on Fox News’ The Ingraham Angle, Towery pointed out that recent polling data, soon to be made public, suggests Trump is gaining momentum in swing states such as Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Nevada.

“I’ve looked at polling that I’ve been privy to, and I’ll probably be public in the next few days. Trump is trending up in almost every single battleground state, almost every one,” Towery revealed. He attributed part of this trend to “shy Trump voters” who may not openly express their support but are becoming more evident in polling data. This shift has led to heightened concern among Democrats, particularly Rep. Elissa Slotkin of Michigan, who, according to Towery, is alarmed by the polling numbers.

Towery, known for his typically cautious stance on Republican prospects, remarked on the surprising nature of these polling results. “I am seeing a true shift in public sentiment, not just in Michigan and in Pennsylvania. I’m seeing it in Nevada, as a matter of fact, there’s been a turnaround there,” he said.
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What is happening is that the media cannot hide just how unpopular Harris and Walz are with voters even as they try to walk back some of their more radical positions. 

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