Kamala Harris ahead of Trump in these three swing states as per this poll

Kamala Harris is looking like a good prospect in the upcoming us elections as her popularity ratings are going quite strong among American voters. However, reports suggest that she has begun conceding her lead to her Republican rival Donald Trump in some battleground states, which the Democrats need to immediately look into, with just a few days remaining for the US elections to start off.

Meanwhile, a new poll has now claimed that Harris is regaining lost ground and is leading Donald Trump in three of the key swing states in the US, which is a major good news for the Democrats, amid all adversity.

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Is Kamala Harris ahead in the election race?

According to the most recent model released by election analytics website 338Canada, Donald Trump may end up losing three swing states in the United States. These states include the likes of Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania, according to reports. Michigan was even thought of by the Republicans for a long time as their stronghold region but if this analysis is to be believed, things are not at all going right for Trump in this particular state, as there are chances that things could get jeopardized for them.

Interestingly, this same election analysis site, had earlier claimed that Trump was a favorite in these three swing states, atleast until the last week and suddenly, their opinion seems to have changed. Moreover, they had also cited Trump to win nationally in the US elections, according to previous reports.

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FAQs:

Is Donald Trump a favorite in the US elections?
Donald Trump has a high chance of winning the US elections this November, as latest election data suggest that Kamala Harris may end up losing her stronghold regions.

Can Donald Trump win in the battleground states?
Donald Trump has a mighty chance of winning a majority of the battleground states, including the likes of Michigan, Pennsylvania and others, if latest election data from top pollsters are considered.