U.S elections: Just 1 point separates Trump, Harris in Arizona and Nevada according to this new poll

The recent polling from CNN revealed a pretty closely contested race between US Vice President Kamala Harris and former US President Donald Trump in two critical Swing states, namely, Arizona and Nevada. According to The Hill, in Arizona, Democratic Presidential nominee Kamala Harris leads with a support of 48% among the likely voters while Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump stands at 47% among the likely voters.

The Hill reported, on the other hand, poll surveys are converse in Nevada where Donald Trump holds a significant advantage with 48% in comparison to Kamala Harris’s support of 47%.

The national average of polls also reflects a similarly tight race where Democratic Presidential candidate Kamala Harris has 48.6% support whereas Donald Trump has 47.8% support, noted The Hill. The CNN polls were conducted pretty recently which involved near about 781 registered voters in Arizona and 683 registered voters in Nevada with the margin of error of +- 4.5% and 4.7% respectively.


The Hill noted that the voter enthusiasm is really high as 70% of registered voters in Arizona and 72% of registered voters in Nevada reported that they are feeling ‘extremely motivated’ to vote for the US Presidential Elections.

Both the Presidential candidates are campaigning pretty actively while former US President Donald Trump had hold a recent rally in New York and US Vice President Kamala Harris is all scheduled for a recent rally in Washington, noted The Hill.

FAQs:

Which Presidential candidate is leading in critical swing state of Arizona?
According to recent polls, US Vice President Kamala Harris is leading in Arizona with a support of 48% from the likely voters.

Which Presidential candidate is leading in critical swing state of Nevada?
Latest poll surveys revealed that former US President Donald Trump holds a pretty significant advantage with a support of 48% from likely voters in Nevada.