Democratic presidential candidate Vice President Kamala Harris has used the momentum of last week’s Democratic National Convention to erase the advantages her Republican rival held in almost all of the key states in the election, including some she had gained ground in, such as Georgia.
Under the US electoral college system, the November 5 election will be decided in the seven states still considered undecided, where Harris has eliminated almost all of Trump’s advantages until now, and especially before President Joe Biden resigned from re-election five weeks ago.
Harris, who became the Democratic candidate at the beginning of the month and was crowned last week at the Chicago convention, has hit Trump’s lead hard in Nevada, where the Democrat has improved by almost 4 points, and in Arizona, a state where the vice president has advanced three points in a single month.
However, these improvements are not enough to clearly overtake Trump, who remains within the statistical margin of error in Georgia, North Carolina, Arizona, Nevada and Pennsylvania, while Harris’s strongest advantages are, for the moment, in the states of Wisconsin and Michigan.
According to a Fox News poll released Wednesday that was criticized by the Trump campaign, Harris has eliminated the Republican’s entire lead in Arizona, where the Democrat has a one-point lead; and in Georgia and Nevada, where the margin is two points. Trump remains ahead by just one point in North Carolina.
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2024-09-01 00:33:24