In another shot in the arm for the Trump campaign, a new poll shows former President Donald Trump leading Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris in New Hampshire. New Hampshire has voted for the Democratic presidential nominee in seven of the last presidential elections, albeit closely. The sole exception came in 2000 when the GOP’s George W. Bush narrowly defeated then-Vice President Al Gore. But a New Hampshire Journal/Praecones Analytica poll taken between October 24-26 found Trump leading Harris 50.2% to 49.8%. MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ NOW STREAMING ON DAILYWIRE+ “There’s a reason Kamala Harris has been spending money in New Hampshire. She’s on defense and knows President Trump is on the path to victory,” Trump national campaign spokesperson Karoline Leavitt, who hails from New Hampshire, declared. “To my fellow Granite Staters who want to keep our beautiful state safe, business-friendly, and free — get out and vote for President Trump. Kamala Harris is a radical liberal who would destroy New Hampshire and America forever.” Last week, an Emerson College poll found Harris leading Trump 50%-47%. In 2020, President Joe Biden won the state by seven points over Trump. In 2016, Trump won a whopping victory in the New Hampshire primary, garnering more than 35% of the vote in a field of eight viable candidates. In 2024, Trump became the first non-incumbent Republican candidate ever to win the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary in the same year. For roughly 130 years, between 1860 and 1990, New Hampshire was a reliably conservative state; only Democrats Woodrow Wilson (1912, 1916), Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1936,1940, 1944), and Lyndon Johnson (1964) were able to win in the state. But the last 32 years have seen Democrats dominate the presidential election in the state; a Trump victory might signal a turn back to the conservative views the state had hitherto held. Although New Hampshire has only four Electoral College votes, those might prove significant if the 2024 election becomes a narrowly contested race, and the state voting for Trump may portend a resurgence of conservatism in the solidly Democratic Northeastern states (Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut).

Ahead of the upcoming election, threatening letters were sent to Trump supporters in Pennsylvania, raising alarms of intimidation tactics. Threats Target Trump Supporters Supporters of Donald Trump in Pennsylvania reported receiving threatening letters ahead of an election. The letters, bearing a counterfeit Trump campaign letterhead, cautioned recipients against voting for Trump and his running mate, JD Vance. The messages began with “Dear neighbor” and contained menacing phrases such as “we know where you live.” These letters were reportedly aimed at dissuading individuals from supporting Trump at the polls. Reports filed by recipients highlighted serious content, including potential threats to personal safety. One recipient, Janet from Penn Valley, promptly reported the letter to authorities. However, investigations faced hurdles due to a lack of video evidence to support the claims. This incident underscores the hostile atmosphere and the pressing need to address political intimidation. EXCLUSIVE: Anonymous letters threatening violence mailed to Trump supporters in Pennsylvania | The Post Millenial "Your vote for this guy is seen as treading on my rights. You tread on me at your peril, motherf*cker. We look forward to visiting in the future." The Post… pic.twitter.com/YF9TQxTr0e — Owen Gregorian (@OwenGregorian) October 18, 2024 Fake Letterhead and Coercion The letters further exacerbated tensions by echoing derogatory language often associated with liberal criticism of Trump. Claims within the letters held Trump responsible for rising crime rates and accused supporters of endorsing lawlessness, hatred towards minorities, and gender discrimination. The letters alleged that by supporting Trump’s campaign, recipients demonstrated hostility towards civil rights and social unity. The letters reached recipients through both USPS and direct mailbox delivery without postage, complicating efforts to trace the source. This method fuelled suspicions of coordinated attempts to influence voter decisions through intimidation and fraud. And they are apparently even adding @taylorswift13 s name into the letter. Yes Taylor does bring light to this world. However adding her name in a letter with threats from some #Democrats to others is not okay. https://t.co/UXR8X9SLJI — AntiHerō (@Twilightseven) October 20, 2024 Investigations Face Obstacles Law enforcement agencies, including the Lower Merion Police Department, received reports from concerned residents. Nonetheless, investigations remain stymied due to insufficient visual evidence to substantiate claims. The absence of surveillance footage complicates law enforcement’s ability to identify and prosecute the perpetrators behind these letters. The incident highlights the intense and sometimes aggressive rhetoric surrounding U.S. elections, as well as the challenges facing law enforcement when responding to covert threats. The ongoing investigation aims to ensure voter safety and uphold democratic processes free from intimidation. Sources: Threatening letters sent to Trump supporters. The post Mysterious Letters Target Trump Supporters in Pennsylvania Pre-Election appeared first on The Conservative Brief.

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8 DAYS TO GO... POLLS ALL MOVING 'IN TRUMP'S DIRECTION' ... MSNBC’s Steve Kornacki Says It’s ‘Hard To Ignore’ Polls Showing Trump Gaining Ground, Harris’ Positive Image Slipping (VIDEO) “The one thing we have noticed in the last couple of days, this is not all of the polls that are out there now, but we have seen a number. Four in the last four days that have shown very small, but in the context of this close race, potentially meaningful movement in Trump’s direction.

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