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  1. armchairmegalomaniac on

    Do New Mexico and Arizona move together? I know Arizona is a bit more red/purple but does a 10 point lead in NM mean Arizona is moving to Harris?

  2. New Mexico will go for Harris. Arizona is where it’s at. Thankfully Gallego has a big lead over Kari Lake. People are just tired of Lake’s whining and bitching about her losing her governors race and all the lawsuits. It’s now up the surrogates to stump and make sure to shore up support for Harris to win that state and not have split ticket votes.

  3. With Harris on the top of the ticket I’m not sure New Mexico was ever going to be a contest, and it likely wouldn’t have been with Biden either. But, it would be great to blow TrumpFK Jr. out there.

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  4. New Mexico and Tucson are similar politically. Phoenix I think has a lot of conservatives formerly from the midwest and California.

  5. This is the best tl;dr I could make, [original](https://emersoncollegepolling.com/new-mexico-2024-harris-52-trump-42/) reduced by 85%. (I’m a bot)
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    > "Independent voters in New Mexico break for Harris, 48% to 37%. Men break for Harris by a narrow two-point margin, 48% to 46%, while women break for Harris by 17 points, 55% to 38%.".

    > When asked who they trust more to handle immigration in New Mexico, Donald Trump or Kamala Harris, 48% trust Harris more, and 46% trust Trump more; 6% trust neither candidate.

    > A majority of New Mexico voters say they feel less safe in New Mexico than they did five years ago, while 15% feel more safe and 32% feel the same amount of safe.

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  6. +10 NM is basically what Obama ‘12 and Biden ‘20 had and seems to be consistent with a +4 or +5 D environment

  7. ubertrader123 on

    I see so many Texas license plates these days in NM. Hope they left their politics there.

  8. Seems in line with previous elections. The Trump campaign was looking at NM as a stretch goal while Biden was still in the race (along with VA and ME). Kamala took all that off the table.

  9. New Mexico was never in question imo. It’s been a blue state since the 2008 election

  10. Kamala NEEDS Arizona, otherwise that pretty much leaves GA and we can all assume that its not a toss up there.

  11. NeitherCook5241 on

    Do we need to poll New Mexico? Its been in my blue column since before Biden bowed out

  12. TheBestermanBro on

    New Mexican here. It’s shifted hard blue since Obama, where it used to be a swing state that was a better “predictor” than Ohio (whoever NM votes for typically wins the Presidency). Harris being +10 is in line.

  13. Wide_Cardiologist761 on

    These non swing state polls are still important. They give a sense of the overall shift of voters.

  14. Don’t get complacent. Biden won there by 10%. This is not going to be a blowout. Just because we’re excited doesn’t mean they are just going to give up. Go convince someone to vote.

  15. PotatoAppleFish on

    That’s still 42% too many Trump voters. I can’t believe anyone thinks that motherfucker should even be considered for the presidency again. It was bizarre in 2016. It’s absolutely inexplicable and inexcusable now.

  16. None of these poles matter unless everyone votes. Please vote. Dont be complacent just because it seems like she has a lead.

  17. TheFrederalGovt on

    Do people still consider New Mexico a swing state???? I’m pretty sure it’s solid blue