Democrats act like Kamala Harris is starting to run away with the Presidential race.
But there’s something the public doesn’t know about the state of play.
Now Kamala Harris is panicking after a top Democrat spilled the beans about her worst nightmare.
Private polls from Democrats paint a different picture of the race
Vice President Kamala Harris stormed out of the gates when she entered the Presidential race.
She rode the media-driven momentum from her start to erase former President Donald Trump’s lead in the polls.
As a result, Kamala has a lead in the RealClearPolitics national polling average and is leading in the average in three swing states.
That has Democrats ready to start measuring the drapes at the White House.
But party insiders paint a different picture of the race privately.
Veteran journalist Mark Halperin’s sources told him that President Joe Biden was going to drop out of the race three days before it happened in July.
Now his sources in the Democrat Party gave him a surprising update about the status of the Presidential race.
Halperin said that Democrats could be in a “scary position” in November because private polling paints a different picture of the race.
“There’s some public polling already, there’s more coming,” Halperin explained. “There’s some private polling that suggests that nationally in the battleground states, she’s not ahead.”
Recent polls show that Kamala didn’t get a bounce out of the Democratic National Convention that Presidential candidates typically get.
“She might be ahead on paper, but well within the margin of error,” Halperin continued. “And there’s some battleground states now where I think Donald Trump, on this trajectory, is going to be ahead.”
Trump and Super PACs supporting him are pummeling Kamala in swing states with attacks that expose her far-left record.
Momentum in the race is flipping
“And it may be, regardless of what happens in the interview and regardless of what happens in the debate — it may be that by the middle of September when things have calmed down, when the Trump campaign has had time to prey on some of the weaknesses that I suggested, that he’s ahead in all the Sun Belt states, and ahead in Pennsylvania and competitive in Michigan and Wisconsin,” Halperin said.
Halperin said that Trump could head into Election Day with a lead that has him on track for 270 Electoral Votes.
The race could reset to where it was before the June CNN debate where Biden imploded.
“Which would be roughly where Joe Biden was before the debate, with a single path to 270 electoral votes — the three Great Lake states and Nebraska too,” Halperin said about Kamala. “That would be a scary position for the Democratic Party to be in from mid-September through election day.”
Halperin claimed that he’s seen private polling where Trump is narrowly ahead in Pennsylvania, the biggest swing state this election.
Democrats thought Kamala Harris had this race in the bag.
But the momentum could be starting to shift to Donald Trump as it enters the homestretch.
