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After their convention, Republicans energized by Trump and predicting landslide victory

In Milwaukee, the Republican National Convention showcased a stark contrast from their last gathering, featuring a unified front and a strong sense of confidence among officials and activists. The display of unity at the convention marked a significant shift from the divisions and low morale that plagued the party in 2016.

Republican leaders, including some who were previously skeptical of Donald Trump, expressed their belief in his all but certain victory in the upcoming November election. The recent attempt on Trump’s life at a Pennsylvania rally further solidified this unity among party members despite concerns about the former president’s controversies.

In contrast, Democrats are facing internal turmoil and doubts about President Joe Biden’s ability to secure a win in the upcoming election. A poll suggested that a majority of Democratic voters have lost confidence in Biden’s governance and believe he should step aside to allow the party to nominate a different candidate.

As the election day approaches, both parties are gearing up for a potentially unpredictable race. While some polls indicate a close contest, others show Trump leading. The history of political upsets serves as a reminder that the conventional wisdom can be misleading, as seen in Trump’s unexpected victory in 2016.

Trump enters the general election with significant challenges, including legal issues and controversies surrounding his presidency. Despite these liabilities, the Republican campaign is eyeing opportunities in traditionally Democratic states, buoyed by a combination of factors such as Biden’s struggles and recent events.

Republican strategists believe Trump is well-positioned to secure victory in the election, pointing to multiple potential paths to reach the necessary 270 electoral votes. The campaign is targeting states like Georgia and Pennsylvania, while also considering opportunities in states that traditionally lean Democratic.

The upcoming election remains uncertain, with both parties facing unique challenges and opportunities as they gear up for a fiercely contested race.

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