In the battleground state of North Carolina, Vice President Harris and former President Trump are tied. According to a CNN poll It was released on Friday.
According to the poll, Trump and Harris both had a 48% approval rating among likely voters in the Tar Heel State.
Nine out of 10 likely voters said they had made up their minds, and just 10% said they might change their minds.
According to the poll, the most important issue for North Carolina voters was the economy, at 37%. Support for democracy followed at 27%. Twelve percent of respondents said abortion or immigration were their most pressing issues.
North Carolina voters had more confidence in the former president on the economy, 49% to Harris' 41%, and on immigration, 49% to 38%. But voters had more confidence in Harris on abortion, with her receiving 49% of the vote to Trump's 38%.
The race between Harris and Trump in North Carolina is heating up.
A recent Bloomberg News/Morning Consult poll showed Harris leading by 2 points in North Carolina, 50% to 48%. A Marist state poll released this week found a tie for the White House. An Elon University poll also found that the vice president has a one-point lead among registered voters in the Tar Heel State.
The former president has a 0.6 percentage point lead over Harris, 48.4% to 47.8%, according to a poll compiled by The Hill/Decision Desk.
The CNN poll was conducted September 20-25 among 931 voters in North Carolina. The margin of error was 3.9 percentage points.
