North Carolina and Pennsylvania Leaning Toward Trump in 2024, According to CBS News

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Will Trump Win Again in 2024?
Battleground state of North Carolina:* Lean-Republican for Trump, says CBS News.
Battleground state of Pennsylvania:* Leaning toward Trump, CBS News reports.

Could Trump take these states again in 2024? CBS News rates North Carolina as lean-Republican and Pennsylvania as leaning toward Trump, raising questions about the 2024 Presidential election.

Stay Curious:** Could Trump win again in 2024?

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