Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential candidate, is significantly ahead of Republican Donald Trump in two “swing states” on which the election outcome depends most. In four more states, the gap is not so significant, but in Harris's favor.
This is evidenced by the results of a fresh sociological survey published by The Hill, which is quoted by URA-Inform.
It says that Harris is slightly ahead of Trump in six key states at once. In particular:
Harris is ahead of Trump by seven percentage points in Nevada (52% to 45%);
by five percentage points – in Pennsylvania (51% to 46%);
— by three percentage points — in Arizona and Michigan.
Harris is also ahead by a minimal margin in North Carolina (50% to 48%) and Wisconsin (49% to 48%), while in Georgia, both candidates are supported by 49% of voters.
Journalists also noted that most of these results, except for Nevada and Pennsylvania, are within the margin of statistical error.
Overall, in seven key states, Harris is ahead of Trump by three percentage points. If we take into account the ratings of other candidates, Harris increases her lead to four percentage points.
Media outlets noted that data for the survey was collected from September 19-25 among 6,165 registered voters in the respective states. For the Nevada poll, the margin of error is four percentage points, in the other states – three percentage points.
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