In the final stretch of Election Day, Vice President Kamala Harris is leading former President Donald Trump in six out of seven swing states, according to recent polls. The polls show Harris ahead of Trump in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona, Georgia, and Nevada, with them tied in North Carolina. These swing states are crucial in deciding the outcome of the election and the polls indicate a close race between the two candidates.
In Pennsylvania, Harris is leading Trump by five points according to a Bloomberg News/Morning Consult poll, while other polls show them tied. Similar trends are seen in Michigan, where Harris is ahead of Trump by three points in one poll and tied in another. In Wisconsin, Arizona, and Nevada, Harris is also leading Trump, while in Georgia, they are tied in one poll and Harris is ahead in another.
The national polling average shows Harris leading Trump by two points, with support coming from younger, non-white, and female voters. A recent New York Times survey revealed that Harris has the support of 84% of Black voters, a higher share of support than Biden had before dropping out of the race in July. This support from key demographics is helping Harris maintain her lead over Trump in the swing states.
In July, Biden dropped out of the race and endorsed Harris as the nominee. She officially became the nominee in August with overwhelming support from delegates. Despite polls showing Trump beating Biden in most battleground states before he dropped out, Harris has been able to secure leads in key swing states. The upcoming election will be crucial in determining the outcome of the race between Harris and Trump.
As the election approaches, both candidates are closely monitoring the polls in swing states to gauge voter sentiment. Harris’s lead in key battleground states is a positive sign for her campaign, while Trump is working to rally his base and gain support in these crucial states. The race remains tight and both candidates are focused on winning over undecided voters and securing victory on Election Day.
With Election Day fast approaching, the polls continue to fluctuate and show a close race between Harris and Trump in key swing states. The outcome of the election will hinge on the results in these battleground states, making it crucial for both candidates to focus on winning over voters and securing support in the final days of the campaign..guna
