According to an NBC poll on Saturday, former president Donald Trump and vice president Kamala Harris are now tied nationally, with both having 48 % support as Trump retakes Kamala Harris ‘ place in the lead. Trump and Harris are in a useless heat, with Harris receiving a four-point increase from NBC’s September surveys, while Harris is only down one level.
Harris was in the result by 5 percentage points, or 49 %, according to the September NBC polls, with Trump and Harris in the result by 5 percentage points. ” As summers has turned to fall, any evidence of speed for Kamala Harris have stopped”, Democratic researcher Jeff Horwitt, who worked to carry out the NBC surveys with Republican pollster Bill McInturff, said. ” The competition is a dead heating”.
The NBC review revealed five key results.
- Kamala Harris ‘ recognition is declining since a month ago, despite receiving a significant increase during the summer.
- There is a significant sex gap between Trump’s aid and Harris’. Trump is in the lead among voters in rural areas, white voters, and white people without college degree. Harris is in the lead among voters of color, younger citizens, and college-educated voters. People are backing Trump by 16 positions, while people are backing Harris by a 14-point ratio.
- In the 2024 election, the voters view pregnancy as a major motivating factor.
- 10 % of voters said they had the potential to change their thoughts.
- A small number of unused voters are still waiting.
According to Republican pollster McInturff, Harris ‘ popularity has declined because the vice president does not represent a shift from Joe Biden, and voters view Trump’s administration in a more favorable light than Biden’s. She is requesting re-election from the former group, according to McInturff.
Is she match the time and fill in the gaps that voters have about her? asked Horwitt, the Democrat researcher. Can Donald Trump argue that the chaos and personal behavior that caused so many people during his first term wo n’t stand in the way of government and representing America? he added.
According to NBC, Harris receives 48 % of registered voters in a head-to-head matchup, while Trump receives an identical 48 %. When confronted by those two major-party prospects, another 4 percent claim to be undecided or refuse to support either choice.