USA – Polls: Harris Leads Trump in Three Twisted States

New surveys published today on USA They show it Kamala Harris to precede him Donald Trump SWith three different countries (Swing states), the opposite of the electoral trend that prevailed in the past few months, in another indication of a change in the dynamics that the Democratic side has gained in recent weeks and a corresponding decline for the Republicans, three months before the US presidential elections.

According to polls conducted by The New York Times and Siena College, the current US vice president and the de facto Democratic nominee for the November election Precedes intention to vote Against her Republican rival by 50% to 46% in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, three Midwestern states that are neither Democratic nor Republican strongholds and that effectively decide the outcome of the election.

Despite the Democratic momentum that began to rise with Harris’ entry into the presidential race, voters, according to opinion polls, are still choosing the candidate. Trump On key campaign issues, such as the economy and immigration.

However, according to those polls, respondents see Harris as smarter and better able to lead the country.

Tuesday’s announcement by Minnesota Governor, Tim WalshHarris’s nomination as vice president also seems to have given Democrats more excitement.

Before the announcement Biden, 81, retires From the presidential race, s Trump is 78 years old He seemed to be the favorite in the elections, especially after the assassination attempt and the triumphant atmosphere that prevailed at the Republican Party convention last July, which officially granted him the presidential inauguration.

Biden’s Sudden Departure and the New Life His Entry Gave Him Harris 59 years old However, in the presidential race, it has derailed the Republican campaign, which has focused largely on Biden’s advanced age and concerns about his physical and mental abilities, concerns that were confirmed after a disastrous debate between the Democratic president and Trump.

Trump’s attacks on Harris’s pedigree didn’t seem to resonate, and the controversy surrounding past comments by Trump’s vice presidential pick, JJD Vance, didn’t allow Republicans to regain momentum in the pre-election race.

An Ipsos poll published on Thursday showed that Harris lead Trump leads nationally by 42% to 37%.

However, analysts and Democratic observers caution against being overly optimistic, as Trump remains the favorite based on other national polls.