New NYT Poll Has Trump Leading Harris By Razor Thin Margins

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72% : It was also noted that Harris's favorability rating trailed Trump, with 45% viewing her favorably, as opposed to 46% of respondents viewing Trump as very favorably.
63% : Political strategist James Carville recently published an op-ed claiming that whoever can market themselves as the biggest change from the current administration is in the best position to win, which clearly provides Trump with an advantage as Harris is inherently tied to the Biden administration's lackluster record.
59% : Trump has been steadily regaining his footing in the polls following an initial surge during the beginning of Harris's honeymoon stage, after President Joe Biden's departure from the November race.
57% : The poll by the New York Times/Siena College poll, which is regarded as one of the most accurate, has Trump leading at 48% compared to Harris's 47% among likely national voters.
44% : That figure is in contrast to the 51% of respondents who believe Trump represents a major change.
42% : The poll found that the majority of voters trust Harris's policies on abortion (54% to 49%) and democracy (50% to 45%), and Trump led on the economy (55% to 42%) as well as immigration (53% to 43%).
35% : Trump and Harris are scheduled to debate on Tuesday night, which has the potential to dramatically swing the race in either direction.

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