Surveys from New York Times/Siena College show the former president with strong leads in crucial GOP-leaning states.
Former President Donald Trump is beating Kamala Harris in Texas and Florida, two states that Democrats believe could be in play in November, according to a poll.A New York Times/Siena College survey showed that Trump has a 14-point lead in a head-to-head race with Harris in Florida , and a 13-point lead in a full ballot including independent and third-party candidates .
'Cohn added the results may not be a 'statistical fluke' but a sign of how the Sunshine State has leaned more Republican in recent years'This poll is not the usual outlier. It's certainly an outlier compared with other polls, but it probably isn't a fluke simply attributable to random chance,' Cohn wrote.'If we polled Florida again tomorrow, it's certainly possible that Mr. Trump wouldn't lead by 13 points...
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