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When asked in an interview with Puck News about himself considered Florida a “battleground state”the Dillon’s response was clear: “No.”. Added to the campaign manager’s concise but decisive statement are the words of Dan Kanninen, director of the key states of the Biden campaign, who placed some uncertainty on the voting intention of Floridian citizens.
“Florida is in play for President Biden and Democrats everywhere on the ballot. “Trump and his disconnected loyalists are taking the state for granted, while his extreme agenda continues to raise costs and strip Floridians of freedoms,” he explained first, according to information shared by the outlet. The New York Post.
Along these lines, Kanninen maintained that “the President has a strong story to tell about the issues that matter most to Floridians, which is why our campaign continues to increase our presence and investments in the state.” Currently, the States that will be a “battleground” according to Dillon correspond to Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Nevada, Arizona, Georgia and North Carolina.
Joe Biden, president of the United States, after his diplomatic meeting in Arabia.
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Trump’s lead in six key states
A few days ago, the polls of Emerson College and The Hill reflected an advantage of the former president over Biden in the states of Arizona (47 percent against 43 percent), Georgia (45 percent against 41 percent), Michigan (46 percent against 45 percent), Nevada (46 percent against 43 percent), Pennsylvania (47 percent to 45 percent) and Wisconsin (47 percent to 44 percent).
These surveys also indicate that Trump’s lead in the six states mentioned remained the same or increased compared to reports published last month, before the jury’s decision in the trial in New York.
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