Kamala Harris against former President Donald Trump. With Biden stepping aside—a move that has frustrated Republicans but pleased Democrats—Harris has, in just six weeks, closed the enthusiasm gap with the GOP. She has also narrowed Trump's lead on key issues like the economy and immigration, the poll shows. Harris now holds a 48%-43% lead over Trump, a margin within the poll's error range. With at least one televised debate yet to come, about 1 in 10 voters remain undecided or open to changing their minds. A victory in November, which many Republicans—including some within the Trump campaign—once considered nearly certain after the GOP convention in July, is now far from assured. For the time being, the momentum appears to be with the Democrats. "I’m very happy to see the amazing thing that President Biden did, which was to say, 'You know what, I'll step aside and let some young blood in because that's the direction the country needs to go,'" said Tracy Vega, 60, of Sacramento, a Republican-turned-Democrat who participated in the survey. "The Harris-Walz campaign has taken off like a juggernaut in the last few weeks. I think what you're seeing is hope."
Harris now holds a 48%-43% lead over Trump, a margin within the poll's error range. With at least one televised debate yet to come, about 1 in 10 voters remain undecided or open to changing their minds.
A victory in November, which many Republicans—including some within the Trump campaign—once considered nearly certain after the GOP convention in July, is now far from assured. For the time being, the momentum appears to be with the Democrats. "I’m very happy to see the amazing thing that President Biden did, which was to say, 'You know what, I'll step aside and let some young blood in because that's the direction the country needs to go,'" said Tracy Vega, 60, of Sacramento, a Republican-turned-Democrat who participated in the survey. "The Harris-Walz campaign has taken off like a juggernaut in the last few weeks. I think what you're seeing is hope.
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According to a new USA TODAY/Suffolk Poll, Democratic prospects have improved, and Republican confidence has wavered in a presidential contest that has unexpectedly placed Vice President Kamala Harris against former President Donald Trump.With Biden stepping aside—a move that has frustrated Republicans but pleased Democrats—Harris has, in just six weeks, closed the enthusiasm gap with the GOP. She has also narrowed Trump's lead on key issues like the economy and immigration, the poll shows.Harris now holds a 48%-43% lead over Trump, a margin within the poll's error range. With at least one televised debate yet to come, about 1 in 10 voters remain undecided or open to changing their minds. A victory in November, which many Republicans—including some within the Trump campaign—once considered nearly certain after the GOP convention in July, is now far from assured. For the time being, the momentum appears to be with the Democrats.
I’m very happy to see the amazing thing that President Biden did, which was to say, 'You know what, I'll step aside and let some young blood in because that's the direction the country needs to go,'" said Tracy Vega, 60, of Sacramento, a Republican-turned-Democrat who participated in the survey. "The Harris-Walz campaign has taken off like a juggernaut in the last few weeks. I think what you're seeing is hope."
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