MSNBC national political correspondent Steve Kornacki said Tuesday that former President Donald Trump has so far increased turnout “10-10” in Georgia’s “very small rural” counties. .

Trump leads Vice President Kamala Harris by 1.3 percentage points in Georgia. According to to the average of RealClearPolling. Kornacki said on MSNBC’s “Decision 2024” that Trump’s increased turnout in these counties compared to 2020 could indicate Trump has a strong chance in the state. He pointed out that there is a gender. (Stream the Daily Caller’s latest documentary “Cleaning Up Kamila” here)

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“One of the things we’re looking for here, and we’re looking for in Georgia as well, is, as I mentioned earlier, we have a lot of very small, rural counties that are going to go deep red,” Kornacki said. he said. “And one of the questions that came up tonight was, are there any failures for Donald Trump in these counties, Republican Trump core counties? Remember, he’s trying to close the deficit and , I lost by about 12,000 votes last time.”

“So we’ve got about 10 of Mr. Trump’s populous rural counties completed right now. We’re talking about places where he’s going to get 70, 75, 80 percent of the vote. “In all 10 cases now completed, Mr. Trump’s vote share increased by 1 to 3 percentage points compared to 2020,” he continued. “Again, there are a lot more rural counties, but they’re starting to add up and if it’s 10-10 so far, you can say that’s what the Trump campaign in that demographic is looking for. Masu.”

Journalist Mark Halperin said early Tuesday that Harris may not be able to secure one of the Sun Belt battleground states, including Arizona, Georgia, Nevada and North Carolina, saying, “All the information we have so far… “Rural turnout for Donald Trump is very strong in these states.” ”

“We’re probably in a world where a lot of people predicted she wouldn’t win any of the three major Sun Belt states, or any of the four Sun Belt states.” added. “So she would have to hold all four Great Lakes states.”

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