Axios: Harris has kept his distance from Trump
The American media reported that the Democratic Party candidate maintained his lead over his Republican rival in a report citing three newly published polls.
According to RCO News Agency, as November 5th (November 15th) and the day of the 2024 US presidential election are getting closer, there are more polls and articles daily about the election contests of “Kamala Harris”, the vice president and candidate of the Democratic Party, and “Donald Trump”. The former president of the United States is published.
In the past week, three reliable polls by “Bloomberg News/Morning Consult”, “Washington Post” and “Reuters and Ipsos Institute” were published, and each of the said polls showed a stable and growing lead for Harris in the polls. It was the US presidential election.
In this regard, the analytical website Axios wrote in its report today, citing all three mentioned polls: “At the end of August, compared to last month, the vice president has a slight lead over the former president.
Axios also wrote: “Three published polls indicate a change in the trend of voters’ support for the Democratic Party candidate after Joey Biden withdrew from the race and supported Harris.”
After his “disastrous” debate with Trump and not having a chance to defeat his Republican rival, the US president withdrew from the 2024 presidential race in July and ditched his vice president. Since becoming the Democratic nominee, Harris has been increasingly leading in most polls, and Harris’ growing popularity has become a “massive challenge” to the Trump campaign, and Trump’s lead has eroded.
Analytical website Axios also pointed out this issue and cited the three mentioned polls and wrote: “The level of support for Harris has increased in the battleground states and this increase is expected to continue steadily.”
In the Wall Street Journal poll, Harris has surpassed Trump by a margin of one percentage point.
Harris’ lead by four percentage points was also evident in a poll conducted by Reuters and the Ipsos Institute. The important thing about this poll is the increase in Harris’ lead compared to the last days of July. So that the US vice president was only one percent ahead of his Republican rival last month.
According to the Bloomberg/Morning Consult poll, Harris leads by 2 percentage points in all so-called “battleground” states.
On the other hand, according to the Axios report, according to voters, Harris is more reliable than Trump in terms of protecting the civil and personal liberties of citizens.
Harris’ support among Hispanic voters has also increased over time.
But according to Axios, to increase his chances of winning, Harris needs to attract more votes from people of color, especially black Americans. According to a Wall Street Journal poll, Harris now has the support of 83 percent of blacks. But this figure is lower than the 91% support of blacks for Biden in 2020.
In such a situation, Trump has repeatedly claimed to be ahead in all or most polls, even as national polls fluctuate. But his campaign is increasingly arguing that pollsters have gotten Trump wrong in the past and will do it again.
But Harris’ growing popularity isn’t limited to himself; A Bloomberg/Morning Consult poll found that about 30 percent of voters in key states said Harris’ choice of Minnesota Gov. Tim Waltz as his running mate made them more likely to vote for him, while only 23% of the voters of these states said that the election of Senator J. D. Vance” by Trump as his deputy will make them vote for Trump.
Voters in key US states are more likely to view Waltz as mentally fit, honest and compassionate than Vance.
There are only 9 weeks left until the voting day of the US presidential election.
Both US presidential candidates have agreed on the ABC News channel on September 10 (20 Shahrivar). This debate, similar to the previous debate between Trump and Biden, will have an impact on the prospect of the US presidential election.
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