Democrats brace for a possible crack in the blue wall and signs of North Carolina slipping

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

41% : In Wisconsin, where Biden won by just over 20,000 votes in 2020, there is concern among Democrats about white male voters and rural counties that have traditionally come out big for Trump.
33% : Losing Wisconsin or Michigan would mean that even if Harris secures Pennsylvania -- where both Harris and Trump have spent the most time and resources -- she would not reach the necessary 270 electoral votes to win the White House without winning another battleground state or possibly two.
32% : Surveys have found Trump leading in Arizona and Georgia and Harris slightly up in Nevada.
20% : Trump has had his own struggles.
11% : In 2016, Hillary Clinton lost the trio to Trump.
9% : But as the Nov. 5 election has neared, Harris and Trump have been deadlocked in a margin-of-error contest.
8% : Just a few weeks ago, several Harris advisers in interviews pointed to the combination of electoral votes from North Carolina and Nevada as a strong alternative path for Harris should Trump win Pennsylvania and claim its 19 electoral votes.

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