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2024 US Election Polls: Harris vs. Trump in a Tight Race

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US (Washington Insider Magazine) -As voters head to the polls in the 2024 US presidential election, the race is tighter than ever. Vice President Kamala Harris has held a slight lead over Donald Trump in national polling averages since entering the race, but this contest is far from decided. Recent polling trends show that while Harris gained a boost initially, the numbers have become much closer, especially in key battleground states.

National polls give Harris a small edge, but due to the electoral college system, it’s the swing states that will ultimately decide the election. The polling in battleground states like Arizona, Georgia, and North Carolina shows fluctuating support, with Trump currently leading in most of them. On the other hand, Harris continues to hold a narrow advantage in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, states that were crucial to Biden’s 2020 win.

The polling has proven difficult to interpret, with both campaigns facing challenges. In the past, polls have underestimated Trump’s support, leading to caution among analysts. The final result may hinge on a few percentage points or a shift in voter turnout, particularly among younger voters, women, or suburban groups. Voter behavior in the final days will likely determine which candidate crosses the 270 electoral votes threshold needed to win.

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