Vice President Harris' favorability ratings have risen since she became the Democratic presidential nominee, with half of voters now viewing her favorably, according to a poll released Thursday.
Fifty percent of voters have a favorable view of Harris. investigation According to The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Policy Research, 44 percent of people in a survey conducted within the past week have a negative view.
it is Late JulyA survey conducted just days after President Biden dropped out of the race and before Harris officially became the Democratic nominee found that 47 percent had an unfavorable view of the vice president, while 46 percent had a favorable view.
After Biden withdrew from the race on July 21, Harris quickly gained the support of Democrats and became the party's presidential nominee.
A poll released Thursday showed Trump still has low favorability ratings. In the last AP-NORC poll, 57% of adults viewed him unfavorably, while 41% viewed him favorably. In the latest poll, 58% of adults viewed him unfavorably, while 38% viewed him favorably.
According to the latest poll, 38% of all voters believe Harris will win the November election, while 28% think Trump will win, 20% say they have an equal chance, and 14% don't know enough to tell.
The poll found that a majority of voters, 57%, believe Trump would not be a good president, while opinions about Harris are divided, with 44% saying she would be a good president and 41% saying she would not.
The poll did not explicitly ask voters which candidate they would support in the election. Two separate surveys released Thursday showed Ms Harris and Mr Trump neck and neck in several key battleground states that could determine the Electoral College and neck and neck nationally.
The latest survey was conducted online and by phone between Sept. 12 and 16 among 2,028 adults, of whom 1,771 self-identified as registered voters.
