It's close as it gets: Here's where Harris and Trump stand in the U.S Presidential polls

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are currently in a very close tussle during the US Presidential Polls 2024, and when the polls indeed happen, one will surely witness one of the closest battles ever. Some of the polls even suggest that Donald Trump would get a clear victory if the elections were held today itself.

Harris vs Trump: Battle could go either ways

However, there are other polls suggesting that Kamala Harris is steadily gaining an edge in the upcoming polls, regardless of the fact that she entered then US polls 2024 race much later than her Republican adversary Donald Trump. Surveys also suggest that Harris' popularity is also soaring in the key battleground states in the United States, which earlier belonged to Donald Trump. However, the margin being predicted between Harris and Trump is so narrow that the fight could go either ways if a close battle ensues during the actual polls, suggest experts.

Biden's prospects had been looking very slim when it came to the initial phases of the US polls but after he resigned from the poll ticket and Harris replaced him, things began following the lines of the Democratic Party, and not just Trump anymore.


Some key states in the US are also showing a trend towards the Democrats, even in territories where the Republicans have had ages-old stronghold. This in itself reflects' Harris' rising popularity in areas like Arizona, Georgia, and North Carolina.

There are some major electoral droughts in Wisconsin, and there are major chances that the battle between Trump and Harris could see a major close fight.

FAQs:

Is Kamala Harris leading in the US polls 2024?
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are currently in a very close battle in the US polls 2024, while pollsters are claiming that the battle could go either ways.

Is Kamala Harris leading in the battleground states?
Kamala Harris' popularity is surging within the battleground states, and now the US polls 2024 are seeing a different political trajectory altogether.