A glum electorate claims the country is on the wrong track, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll, with Democratic US vice president Kamala Harris holding a marginal 46 % to 43 % lead over Republican former president Donald Trump. Harris ‘ lead in the six-day poll, which closed on Monday, differed little from her 45 % to 42 % advantage over Trump in a Reuters/Ipsos poll conducted a week earlier, reinforcing the view that the contest is extraordinarily tight. Within the margin of error, both elections showed Harris to have a guide, with the most recent poll only revealing a 2 percent point gap. According to the new poll, citizens normally support Trump’s position on these issues and have a negative opinion of the state of the economy and multiculturalism. Immigration came in at number one. One problem was raised when people were asked what their next presidential task should be most important in their first 100 days in business. However, Trump performed poorly on the issue of challenges to democracy and political extremism. She even spearheaded the debates on healthcare and pregnancy.
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