Despite what the corporate media say, the 2024 presidential election is still former president Donald Trump‘s to lose.

According to a recent Rasmussen poll, 49% of likely United States voters would pull the lever for Trump, whereas 47% would vote for Harris. Only 1% stated would vote for another candidate and an additional 2% are unsure. 

82% of Republican voters chose Trump and 82% of Democrat voters  are in favor of Harris. Among independent voters, Trump picked up 51% of support to Harris’s 39%.

There is a significant “gender gap” in the 2024 presidential election cycle, with Trump enjoying a 12-point advantage among men, 54% to 42%. By contrast, Harris currently has a five-point lead with female voters, 51% to 46%.

49% of white voters, 33% of black voters, 58% of Hispanic voters, and 64% of non-black minorities would pull the lever for Trump, whereas 47% of white voters, 64% of black voters, 38% of Hispanic voters, and 30% of other non-black minorities would vote for Harris.

As far as income categories go, Harris has a 16-point advantage among voters making over $200,000 annually — 56% to 40%. On the other hand, Trump enjoys a six-point advantage among voters making between $30,000 and $50,000 annually. 

This race is still very much Trump’s to lose. He should double down on his winning strategy of 2016, where he focused on immigration restriction, economic nationalism, and foreign policy registration. This formula will allow Trump to cruise to victory in November.