Polling data suggests Republican Donald Trump now has an overwhelming likelihood of victory in next month’s presidential election.

However, conservatives have been urged against complacency as polls continue to lean in the former president’s favor.

A key finding from CNN’s “Poll of Polls” suggested Trump had a 68.4% probability of winning the election. The poll marks bad news for Democrat Kamala Harris, who’s chances are down to 31.6%.

And this is from CNN, mind you.

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The Vice President has led her Republican rival since assuming the candidacy from President Joe Biden back in July. A honeymoon period and a fresh face has helped the Democrat overtake Trump in the polls; however, Harris’ few appearances in front of the media, combined with frustration against the current administration, has hampered her campaign in recent weeks.

Trump is well aware that he does not need to win the popular vote to win the presidency. He is also performing better than in his two previous campaigns – both of which saw a closer result than polls expected. Truth be told, it’s likely the former president will re-enter the White House on January 20, 2024.

CNN Senior Data Reporter shows a map of what the electoral college would look like if the polls were off to the same degree they were in 2020. The result: 312 electoral votes for Donald Trump. pic.twitter.com/oVBLfpfqc1

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Nevertheless, conservatives are pushing for every vote as the election looms ever closer. If the polls continue to lean in Trump’s favor, there’s a risk voter apathy may creep in, subsequently allowing Harris to sneak into the White House.

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