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Harris Leading or Tied With Trump in All Seven Swing States: Poll
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0:57Now PlayingKamala Harris has sustained the burst of momentum she brought to the presidential contest and is leading or tied with Republican Donald Trump in each of the seven states most likely to decide the race. #harris #kamalaharris #trump #donaldtrump #politics #poll #us
The Bloomberg News/Morning Consult poll — conducted across battleground states after last week’s Democratic National Convention — found the vice president has narrowed or reversed Trump’s advantage on key economic issues and established herself as more trusted than her rival to protect personal freedoms.
Harris now leads by 2 percentage points among registered voters across the seven states. She is ahead by 1 point — a statistical tie — among likely voters, a group that campaigns and pollsters begin to shift their attention to as election day nears. The statistical margin of error is 1 percentage point across the seven states.
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