Latest pre-election pollcommissioned by USA Today and Suffolk University, shows that support for Wrong Harris is holding up. The Democratic candidate won 48 percent support, and Donald Trump 43 – percent.
The authors of the study also emphasize that the five percentage point advantage that Harris has, are within the margin of statistical error.
US Presidential Elections: Kamala Harris Gets More Support
However, the survey results show that over time, support for vice president is growing. When is that Joe Biden was the Democratic candidate in the polls, Donald Trump triumphed by almost four points.
“Young people, people of color and low-income households have turned dramatically toward the vice president,” said David Paleologos, director of the Suffolk University Political Research Center, which commissioned the survey.
Paleologos also emphasized that Kamala Harris is a breath of fresh air in US politics. She is much younger than Biden or Trump, is a woman and has South Asian descent. For many voters, especially those of color, these are key features.
Kamala Harris is leading in the polls
Kamala Harris also has an advantage over Donald Trump in other pollswhich were published recently. In the Fabrizio, Lee and Associates survey commissioned by the “Wall Street Journal” its advantage is one percentage point, and in the Ipsos poll for Reuters – four percentage points.
A poll for the Wall Street Journal shows that Harris is enjoying a more positive image from her competitor. The vice president's figure is assessed positively by 49 percent, which is the same as negatively. In July, however, the number of negative assessments was 23 percentage points higher than at present.
Trump's negative assessment 53 percent declare this, while 45 percent say they are positive. The survey also shows that Democratic voters are more enthusiastic about their party's candidate (90 percent) than Republicans about their candidate (82 percent).