Sep 29, 2024 12:22 AM IST
The report means that such a staggering consequence would solely be attainable ought to the Times/Siena polls in each state show to be correct
With the 2024 presidential election lower than six weeks away, the stakes are excessive for contenders Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. A brand new report by the New York Times suggests that there’s a chance of a 270-268 consequence, with the Democratic nominee having a slight lead over the previous president. On Saturday, the outlet concluded its New York Times/Siena College post-debate polls within the battleground states of Michigan, Ohio, and Wisconsin.
NYT polls present Harris taking slight lead over Trump
The report means that such a staggering consequence would solely be attainable ought to the Times/Siena polls in each state show to be correct. In Saturday’s ballot, the vice chairman secured a one proportion level lead in Michigan, two in Wisconsin, and 9 in Nebraska’s Second Congressional District. Meanwhile, the GOP presidential candidate led in Ohio (a state he gained by eight factors in 2020) by six factors amongst probably voters. Based on the common of the outlet’s final six polls in core battleground states, excluding Nevada, Trump had a lead over Harris with “simply 0.6 of a degree.”
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2024 election set to be the closest-ever in US historical past
Following Joe Biden’s exit from the race, stakes grew even larger for Republicans as voters regained religion within the Democratic Party with Harris’ entry. The majority of the polls to this point have indicated that the November election would be the closest ever in American historical past. The end result of the swing states will decide the forty seventh US President, in response to Andrew Wroe, a professor in American politics on the University of Kent within the United Kingdom. “What they see is that swing-state polls present that race is way tighter than the nationwide polls point out,” Wroe instructed Newsweek earlier this week.
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