Two new polls in key battleground states, Wisconsin and Michigan, show former President Donald Trump with a narrow lead.
AARP public opinion poll The poll of 1,382 likely Michigan voters from Oct. 2 to 8 found the race was tied at 46 percent, including third-party candidates. In a head-to-head race, Trump's approval rating was 49%, compared to 48% for incumbent Vice President Kamala Harris.
Look — look: Wisconsin female Trump supporters think Harris is stupid:
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has suspended his third-party campaign, but Michigan Democrats are using their usual dirty tricks by refusing to remove him from the ballot. In this poll, Kennedy, who supported Trump, received 3% support in all votes cast.
This is also one of the rare recent polls that shows Harris's ranking improving slightly. Most polls show Trump trailing, but in August he was leading by 45% to 43%. Of course, that was two months ago, when Harris was still surging with that “joy.” Most votes show She took the lead in Michigan in September (AARP did not conduct a survey that month), but is now losing that lead. Of the last eight polls conducted in Michigan, Kamala has led in only one. Trump leads with six. There is one tie. The average Michigan poll by Real Clear Politics (RCP) shows Trump gaining less than 1 point (0.9 points).
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Latest public opinion poll Outside of Wisconsin, the poll showed Trump again leading Harris by one point, 50-49%. Patriot Poll surveyed 803 registered voters on October 14th. This is consistent with other polls in Wisconsin, with all three polls showing Trump with a narrow lead of one or two points. Harris has not registered a lead in the dairy state since September. RCP average Giving her a slight lead of less than 0.3 points.
Of the seven battleground states that will decide the next president, Kamala only leads in Wisconsin, according to RCP averages, and that lead appears to be slipping away. Trump currently has narrow leads in Nevada (0.2 points), Arizona (1.1 points), Michigan (0.9 points), Pennsylvania (0.3 points), North Carolina (0.5 points), and Georgia (0.5 points). Maintains a steady lead.
If you're a Trump supporter, these leads are frighteningly thin, but I'd also like to point out that with the exception of Nevada, they're consistent leads. Trump is benefiting from an outlier +6 poll in Nevada. Without that, Harris has a stubborn lead.
There is no question that the race has moved in Mr. Trump's direction over the past 10 days, both across the country and in swing states. The movements are small and barely noticeable, but they are real. There's a long way to go, and a lot can happen over the next 20 days, but as of this writing, there's nothing on the horizon (debates, conventions, etc.) that could upset the trajectory of the race. Bad news for Ward Salad Kammy.
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