Georgia Could Help Decide the 2024 Elections—Here’s What Voters Say

Crossroads with Joshua Philipp

The Epoch Times

Education, Government

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🗓️ 1 November 2024

⏱️ 12 minutes

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The 2024 elections are coming down to seven swing states. Among these is Georgia. Then-presidential candidate Donald Trump won the state in 2016, but it went to presidential candidate Joe Biden in 2020. Now, the race is neck and neck in the state, but which way voters go could hint at changes within voter groups across the nation. In this special episode of “Crossroads,” we travel to Georgia to find out where voters stand for the 2024 presidential elections. *Views expressed in this video are opinions of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Epoch Times. ⭕️ 🇺🇸Josh's Special Offer👉 https://ept.ms/JoshSpeicalOffer ⭕️ Support our fight for the truth👉 https://donorbox.org/crossroads

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0:00.0	In 2020, Biden won Georgia by a razor-thin margin of just over 11,000 votes.
0:09.0	That was 0.23 of a percent more than Trump.
0:12.0	Now, before that, the state had voted a Republican going back to 1992.
0:17.0	This shift has made Georgia one of the most important battleground states as the 2024 elections are fast approaching.
0:24.2	And already, Georgia has seen historic early voting numbers with more than half of the overall votes that saw in 2020 already having come through.
0:34.0	And both Trump and Harris, they've been campaigning heavily across the state. So where
0:38.7	is Georgia's 16 important electoral college votes going to go? Well, we're here on the ground in Georgia
0:44.8	to get a read on which way the state will swing. Trump or Harris? Ask up. Trump or Harris?
0:53.9	You know what you think is going to be? Trump. Harris. Same? I don't know. You ever yet? Who you think it's gonna be? Trump. Harris. Same. I don't really care. Trump. Trump? Trump? Oh yeah. For you, what's the biggest issue? What matters do you most? This economy is what matters. Harris. I think about women's rights, LGBT community.
1:12.6	Trump or Harris?
1:13.6	Trump?
1:14.6	Trump?
1:15.6	Can I ask what your biggest issue is?
1:16.6	I work for money.
1:17.6	Any preference?
1:18.6	I prefer Jesus Christ.
1:21.6	Talking with voters here, we've heard similar concerns across the board, the economy, the cost of living, and abortion. But where
1:28.6	they stand in these issues in determining which candidate they support? Trump or Harris, which
1:33.4	do you prefer? A Harris, for sure. What about you? What do you think? Harris. What issue matters
1:37.9	the most? Women's rights. Women's rights? Women's rights? And Karen have happened, middle class.
1:43.2	You're not middle class. Middle class, for sure.
1:45.0	Middle class?
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