Trump and Harris enter final push to Election Day neck-and-neck

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : On Tuesday, September 10, Harris and Trump will meet on stage in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania for a debate hosted by ABC News - their first head-to-head.
49% : The latest was conducted September 3-6 and is largely unchanged from the same national survey of likely voters taken in late July after President Joe Biden ended his reelection campaign and endorsed his No. 2.
38% : Trump and Harris are neck-and-neck in Arizona, Georgia, Nevada and North Carolina at 48 percent each.
36% : Just two days until the presidential nominees' first debate, a New York Times/Siena College poll puts Trump 1 percent ahead of the vice president - 48 percent to 47 percent - within the survey's 3-point margin of error.
22% : Donald Trump's support is holding strong in national pollingBut when broken down by battleground swing states, Trump is either tied with Harris or the vice president pulls ahead by one or two pointsBiden's debate with Trump in late June is ultimately what led to the President's demise in the 2024 election because the disastrous performance led to a chorus of calls from within the Democratic Party for him to step aside for Harris to take over.
8% : Of Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, the preference of Trump and Harris still falls within the margin of error of likely voters and they are even tied in some of the states.

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