Kamala Harris' lead in polls grows

Survey NBC has shown that Kamala Harris has an advantage over registered voters Donald Trump by 49 percent to 44 percent. This is a significant change in favor of Democrats compared to the July poll. Before withdrawing his candidacy for the White House, the president Joe Biden he was 2 percent behind Republican rival Trump.

Harris also won more votes than Trump among black voters (85%-7%), those aged 18-34 (57%-34%), women (58%-37%), whites with college degrees (59%-38%) and independents (43%-35%). But other key constituencies, including Latinos, did not change their preferences significantly.

When asked which candidate better represents change, 16% more respondents chose Harris than Biden in the previous poll, when he faced off against the former president.

Trump still has a significant advantage in terms of the economy (50-41 percent) and Inflation and living costs (48-40 percent). Two-thirds of respondents say their family income is falling. They considered living costs to be their main problem.

Harris raised $27 million at a Wall Street fundraiser on Sunday, according to her campaign, a record for her since taking over the White House from President Biden.

“While Harris has significantly more money than former President Donald Trump, the funds will be needed to compete with expensive advertising from well-funded outside groups that support Trump,” an anonymous Harris adviser told NBC.

The vice president said she will deliver a speech Wednesday outlining her vision for the economy. “We can do more to invest in the aspirations and ambitions of the American people while addressing the challenges they face,” Harris said. She cited the high cost of maintaining a home and the continued high cost of groceries as examples. “I grew up middle class, and I will never forget where I came from,” the Democratic presidential candidate said.