“Trump” and “Harris” side by side competition on the eve of the debate.
According to the Guardian, the results of a new poll indicate a close competition between the two candidates for the US presidential election.
A poll by The New York Times and Jena College showed that “Donald Trump” and “Kamala Harris” are actually close in the public opinion in the final weeks of the election campaign.
According to a poll published on Sunday, Trump has won 48 percent of the vote, one percentage point ahead of his Democratic rival.
The results of the “Yugav” and “CBS” polls also showed that a similar competition is going on in key states between Trump and Harris. Harris is narrowly ahead of Trump in Michigan (50%-49%) and Wisconsin (51%-49).
The results of a New York Times poll show that American voters feel they need to know more about Harris, while their views on Trump are largely clear.
The poll suggests Tuesday’s presidential debate could be crucial for both candidates.