Support for Democrats improves significantly. Harris gains in polls

Democrats lead in Arizona (50% to 45%) and North Carolina (49% to 47%), according to a New York Times/Siena College poll released Saturday. In Nevada and Georgia, Democrats lead in the poll, with 50% to 45% in Arizona and 49% to 47% in North Carolina. Vice President Harris It has largely closed the gap between President Joe Biden (before he dropped out of the White House race) and Trump, and he currently leads the Democrat 48% to 47% in Nevada and 50% to 46% in Georgia.

The polls, an average of the four Southern states, show the two candidates running for the top office USA They received about 48% support.

Winning a few key states will win the presidency

The Hill website believes that winning in at least one of the above states and winning in all three other states where voters are undecided – Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania – Might be enough to win the presidency.

Another New York Times/Siena study earlier this month found Harris leads with Trump Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania improved by at least four points. Before Biden dropped out, the former president led Trump by 3 percent. Three states are undecided.

Significant progress for the Democratic Party

Saturday’s polls showed an important result Democratic Progress Compared with a similar study conducted in May, trump card He leads Biden 50% to 41% in Arizona, Georgia and Nevada.

Polls analyzed by The Hill/Decision Desk HQ show Trump leading Harris by 1.8 percentage points, 49% to 47.2%.