Incumbent US Vice President and presidential candidate Kamala Harris has pulled ahead of Republican candidate Donald Trump in four key states. However, this is a small advantage.
This is evidenced by the Bloomberg News/Morning Consult survey.
Harris has an advantage in four states:
- Arizona (49% vs. 47%),
- Michigan (53% vs. 42%),
- Nevada (47% vs. 45%),
- Wisconsin (49% vs. 47%).
At the same time, in one more state - in Georgia - Harris and Trump each have 47% support.
But in North Carolina (48% against 46%) and Pennsylvania (50% against 46%), Trump is leading.
Researchers stress that Harris's advantage is minimal, it may be a statistical error.
At the same time, Harris is increasingly supported by other Republicans, and she herself is actively attracting voters in swing states. First of all, Black and Hispanic Americans are siding with the Democratic candidate.
As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, the debate between US presidential candidate Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris is scheduled for September 10.
On July 21, Trump said that, in his opinion, Vice President Kamala Harris will be easier to defeat in the November election than the incumbent Democratic President Joe Biden.
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