Kamala Harris new poll shows "honeymoon is officially over," Trump campaign

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

70% : Notably, Harris appears to have an advantage in voter enthusiasm, with 89 percent of Democrats reported being more excited about her campaign than 78 percent of Republicans in Michigan are about Trump's.
69% : While Harris maintains strong support on issues such as democracy protection and abortion rights, Trump holds significant advantages on the economy and immigration.
66% : The Times' own average has Harris ahead by 2 points, while FiveThirtyEight's average shows Harris leading Trump by 3.1 points.
65% : Trump polled 50 percent in Michigan, 50 percent in Pennsylvania, and 55 percent in Wisconsin when it comes to middle-class interests.
48% : She's seen as slightly better at looking out for middle-class interests and is perceived as having more mainstream positions compared to Trump's, which many voters describe as "extreme."
46% : The televised encounter could prove pivotal in shaping voter perceptions, especially given that 28 percent of likely voters say they need to know more about Harris, compared to only 9 percent for Trump, according to a recent CBS News/YouGov poll.
19% : Trump leads 53 percent to Harris' 27 percent among voters who feel they're not better off financially since the COVID-19 pandemic and those whose incomes aren't keeping up with inflation.
7% : In Michigan, Harris leads Trump by a single point (50 to 49 percent) among likely voters, with a margin of error of 3.7 points.

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