In a recent political ad from Donald Trump’s presidential campaign team, an image of the nation of Georgia in Eastern Europe was mistakenly used instead of the state of Georgia. The ad, which has since been removed, featured a Shutterstock photo of the Caucasus mountains with a description referencing the nation of Georgia. Despite this mix-up, Trump himself visited the actual Peach State on Tuesday to discuss taxes, American-made goods, and the economy.
Georgia, a battleground state, is a key focus for both Trump and Democratic candidate Kamala Harris. Recent polls show Trump with a lead over Harris in Georgia, with a New York Times/Siena Poll indicating a 56% to 43% advantage for Trump. A Georgia-focused poll published on Real Clear Politics also showed Trump ahead with 46.2% compared to Harris’ 44.5%.
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Despite the confusion in the ad, Trump’s visit to the state underscores the significance of Georgia in the upcoming election and the attention it is receiving from both political parties. Stay updated on the latest political news in Georgia with Atlanta News First.
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