Doug Sosnik: “Donald Trump had hoped to exploit President Biden’s weaknesses and pick off Democratic-leaning Virginia and Minnesota. But against Kamala Harris, he is back to banking on a Sun Belt swing state strategy while hoping to win at least one industrial state.”
“Ms. Harris had hoped that her summer momentum might put Georgia, Arizona, Nevada and possibly even North Carolina in better contention than they looked for Mr.
Biden. But now, she is back to banking on a blue wall swing state strategy of winning Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin.”“What has remained a constant all along is this: Pennsylvania and Georgia are the two most pivotal states in the campaign. If Mr. Trump is able to carry Pennsylvania or Ms. Harris prevails in Georgia, either would have a decisive advantage in winning the election.”
Despite billions of dollars spent, the race has barely moved.
