Kamala Harris sees historic surge in popularity -- New poll

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : National polls showed Trump holding a consistent lead over Biden, with margins typically ranging from 2 to 4 percentage points.
49% : Newsweek has emailed the Harris and Trump campaigns for comment Sunday morning.
27% : This is closely trailed by the 39 percent more concerned about Trump repeating his first-term strategies as president, while 18 percent assert neither scenario as a concern.
25% : The closeness of the race is evident in key battleground states, where Harris and Trump are separated by less than a percentage point in several instances.
12% : However, the political landscape underwent a seismic shift when Biden withdrew from the race on July 21 after a disastrous debate performance against Trump in June.
11% : In addition, despite Harris leading Trump on the aspect of "change," an unrelated query highlights a probable weakness for Harris tied to Biden's presidency: 40 percent of voters express a concern that Harris might continue with Biden's approach.
6% : The latest polls often show Harris and Trump separated by within the margin of error.

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