Surprise poll shows Trump has key weakness in race against Kamala Harris

The in-person poll, which surveyed 800 Latino voters in Arizona, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Georgia and North Carolina, showed Harris leading Trump 55% to 37%. The New Republic The survey, which was conducted before Monday’s release, was conducted from July 23 to 26, when Biden quit July 21st.

The poll is consistent with other polls National opinion polls Harris found a similar advantage among Latino voters. But it’s worth noting that the survey, commissioned by the Voter Engagement Group, included a larger Latino sample. We are a Political Action Committee The survey, conducted by Latino pollster Gary Segura, provides stronger basis for believing that Harris’ lead among Hispanics is real.

“Harris has a very strong lead among Latinos and is on track to become the nominee,” Segura’s firm said. BSP Research polling (Segura’s business partner, Matt Barreto, conducted separate polling for the Harris campaign). “We focused only on battleground states, with a large enough sample size to make confident estimates of the two-party vote in states where the election was actually decided — not in states where the results were already determined, like Texas and California.”