Political polls today: Kamala Harris vs. Trump in final swing state surveys

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66% : Meanwhile, 538 has Trump with a 1.5-point lead over Harris in the Peach State (48.6 to 47.1 percent) as of Saturday afternoon.
63% : She's leading Trump by 1.1 points (48 to 46.9 percent).
61% : Trump is leading Harris by 0.1 points in 538's Pennsylvania polling average from Saturday afternoon (47.8 to 47.7 percent).
60% : Of the 400 likely Wisconsin voters that were surveyed, 50.9 percent supported Harris and 49.1 percent supported Trump.
57% : The vice president is also leading Trump in 538's Wisconsin polling averages, but it's only by 0.8 points (48.2 to 47.4 percent) as of Saturday afternoon.
56% : On average, Trump has a 2.1-point lead over Harris in Arizona (48.8 to 46.7 percent), according to 538's numbers from Saturday afternoon.
56% : Harris has a 1.2-point lead over Trump in 538's national polling average from Saturday afternoon (48 to 46.8 percent).
55% : Harris is ahead of Trump by 1.8 points in Wisconsin, according to a poll conducted by ActiVote, a data-based nonpartisan app that educates voters, from October 10 to November 1.
51% : Their polling averages, which look at a plethora of polling data rather than just one poll, shows Trump with 47.7 percent and Harris with 47.3 percent as of Saturday afternoon.
50% : The vice president is also ahead of Trump, albeit by a smaller margin, in 538's polling averages from Saturday afternoon.
49% : Of the 600 likely Michigan voters surveyed, 49 percent supported Harris and 45 percent supported Trump.
48% : Looking at 538's polling average in the Tar Heel State, Trump has a 1.3-point edge over Harris (48.4 to 47.1 percent) as of Saturday afternoon.
48% : Data for Progress has Harris ahead of Trump by 2 points among 908 likely Pennsylvania voters (50 to 48 percent).
44% : Trump is also ahead in North Carolina in the UMass Lowell/YouGov poll.
44% : Pennsylvania is a super close race between Harris and Trump like Nevada.
39% : Harris also had a 4-point lead over Trump in Michigan in a UMass Lowell/YouGov poll conducted from October 16 to 23.
39% : The UMass Lowell/YouGov poll has the two nearly tied, with Harris taking 48 percent and Trump taking 47 percent.
38% : Meanwhile, a new USA Today/Suffolk University poll has Harris and Trump tied with 49 percent of the vote each.
33% : Of the 972 likely Georgia voters surveyed, 49 percent said they'd vote for Harris while 48 percent said Trump.
30% : The race between Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee, and Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, remains close with the seven swing states looking like a toss-up.
28% : Of the 650 likely North Carolina voters, 47 percent said they'd vote for Trump while 45 percent said they'd vote for Harris.

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