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Vice President Kamala Harris is behind former President Donald Trump in both a recent national poll and one conducted in the key swing state of Georgia.
A CNBC/All-America Economic survey of 1,001 U.S. adults shows that Harris is 2 points behind her Republican rival in the 2024 election (48 percent to 46). The results are within the margin of error, and Trump's lead is unchanged from the previous poll in July when President Joe Biden was still in the race (45 percent to 43).
Elsewhere, an AARP Research survey of 1,254 likely voters in Georgia showed that Trump is beating Harris by 2 points (46 percent to 44) in a full presidential ballot that also includes independent candidates Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (4 percent), Cornel West (2 percent) and Green Party candidate Jill Stein (1 percent).
In a head to head ballot, Trump and Harris are tied on 48 percent in the AARP Research poll. Georgia is one of the key battleground states that both Trump and Harris hope to win in November's election.
www.newsweek.com
A CNBC/All-America Economic survey of 1,001 U.S. adults shows that Harris is 2 points behind her Republican rival in the 2024 election (48 percent to 46). The results are within the margin of error, and Trump's lead is unchanged from the previous poll in July when President Joe Biden was still in the race (45 percent to 43).
Elsewhere, an AARP Research survey of 1,254 likely voters in Georgia showed that Trump is beating Harris by 2 points (46 percent to 44) in a full presidential ballot that also includes independent candidates Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (4 percent), Cornel West (2 percent) and Green Party candidate Jill Stein (1 percent).
In a head to head ballot, Trump and Harris are tied on 48 percent in the AARP Research poll. Georgia is one of the key battleground states that both Trump and Harris hope to win in November's election.
Kamala Harris suffers double poll blow against Donald Trump
The vice president is losing to the Republican in a national poll and one conducted in the battleground state of Georgia.
www.newsweek.com
