Republican nominee Donald Trump has a slight lead over Vice President Kamala Harris among voters, according to a poll. It's about early voting in key states.
Points of attention
- Trump has a narrow lead over Harris in early voting in key states, according to polls.
- Although Harris leads Trump nationally in early voting, the situation is close to even in key states.
- According to experts, the victory of Democrat Harris in the US presidential elections may be beneficial for Ukraine because of her support.
- Trump will introduce uncertainty into the future of cooperation with Ukraine, his position regarding assistance to Kyiv is ambiguous.
What are the survey results?
A poll by the Harvard Center for American Policy Studies ( Harvard CAPS/Harris ) showed that 48% of voters in key states who voted early supported Trump.
At the same time, 47% expressed support for Democratic candidate Kamala Harris, while 5% said they chose another option or were undecided.
Among all voters in swing states, Trump was supported by 48% of respondents, while Harris received 46% of the vote.
Nationally, however, among early voters, Harris leads Trump by 8 percentage points, with 51 percent to 43 percent.
A total of 45% of voters plan to vote early, while 50% plan to do so directly on Election Day, November 5.
The survey also showed that Trump and Harris are almost evenly matched in states such as Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona, Pennsylvania, and continue to actively campaign in these regions.
Nationally, Harris leads Trump by 3 percentage points, with 50 percent to 47 percent, according to The Hill/Decision HQ.
A new Harvard CAPS/Harris poll shows an even tighter race, with Harris leading Trump by just 1% among registered voters.
The poll was conducted Oct. 11-13 among 3,145 registered voters, including 2,596 likely voters and 898 from swing states. The error for the entire sample is ±1.8%.
US presidential election
Americans will vote for the next head of state on November 5, 2024. They will choose between former president and Republican Party candidate Donald Trump and US Vice President, Democratic Party candidate Kamala Harris.
Most experts agree that the victory of a democrat is beneficial to Ukraine. She publicly supports our country and promises to help in the future.
Trump, on the other hand, made ambiguous statements regarding support for Ukraine. A number of experts and politicians believe that he may stop helping Kyiv.
Trump has repeatedly said that he will end the war in Ukraine in a day. However, he never said exactly how he would do it
Primary polls for the first debate on September 10 showed Harris winning.
