A CNN survey in Michigan found President Biden’s support collapsing, with Trump leading by 8 points.
Biden’s lead among minorities is narrower and he trails Trump significantly among independents and young voters.
While most voters have decided, a quarter could still change their minds.
Independents and those under 35 are less solidly decided.
Voters in Michigan believe things will fundamentally change if Trump wins but not much if Biden does.
Senate candidate Mike Rogers attributed Michigan’s shift from Democrat to Republican to Biden’s policies, noting high inflation, rising gas prices, and crime from the southern border affecting the state.
“The most expensive vehicle now to operate in the state of Michigan and 2024 is your grocery cart,” Rogers stated.
“For your gasoline and gas again is spiking up, by the way, and this is all bad policies by Biden,” he said.
“When you look at the southern border, crime has come to Michigan. There is no southern border. We’re on the border of Canada, and our problems are coming from the southern border. We have criminal cartel gangs operating in Michigan from Chile, doing these really high-end sophisticated burglaries using jamming gear,” he said.
He argued voters now see a clear contrast between America under Trump versus Biden and can choose a different path.
“And then you go to the Biden years and see all of that change. And now you get to say ok, now you get to choose between two of these … I think that’s what you see changing across the landscape,” Rogers said.
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