CNN anchor Brianna Keilar said her networkâs Tuesday polling contains worrying data for Vice President Kamala Harris.
Harris is leading former President Donald Trump among black voters by 63% and 19% among Latino voters, according to a Tuesday CNN poll conducted by SSRS. Keilar, on âCNN News Central,â said Harris is striving to expand her advantage with âminority votersâ because of Trumpâs significant lead among white voters, prompting CNN political director David Chalian to note how much the vice president is lagging behind President Joe Bidenâs 2020 exit polling with black and Hispanic voters.
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âThere are some alarming numbers in here for her if she is looking to ⌠really edge out, heâs got such an advantage with white voters, sheâs looking to broaden her support with minority voters,â Keilar said. âWhat is, what are you seeing here?â
âObviously she has, according to our latest poll today, a 63 percentage point advantage with black voters versus Trump. Thatâs obviously huge. But look, Joe Biden had a 75 percentage point advantage in the 2020 exit poll,â Chalian answered. âSo sheâs not performing at the same level of margin as Joe Biden was four years ago when he was successful. Similar story among Latino voters, she has a healthy 19 percentage point advantage over Trump with Latino voters in our poll, but Joe Biden had a 33 point advantage.â
CNN senior data reporter Harry Enten also noted Tuesday that Harrisâ support among black and Hispanic voters is âsignificantlyâ weaker than Bidenâs was at this point in the 2020 race, but added that the vice president is cutting into Trumpâs lead among white voters, based on data from the Cook Political Report and his own aggregate of polling.
âWhatâs essentially going on here is that Kamala Harris is able to make up the sort of lower standing that she has among black and Hispanic voters by doing significantly better than Joe Biden did four years ago in the final tally, among white voters,â Enten asserted.
Trump is currently beating the vice president in the racially diverse sun belt states of Arizona, Georgia and North Carolina, according to a Monday New York Times/Siena College Poll. However, Harris is currently leading the former president slightly in the whiter Great Lake battleground states of Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, according to the RealClearPolling averages.
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