ForbesEmerson Pollster Matt Taglia Delves Into New Nevada And Michigan Polls, Early Vote Data
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38% : In Nevada, Emerson's poll shows the Vice President edging the former President by 1 point, 48% to 47%, with Trump boasting the same edge in Michigan over Harris, 49% to 48%.28% : "Looking at the Michigan early voting data, Taglia says, "We see that independents are effectively split 47% for Trump, 45% for Harris.
8% : In Nevada, Taglia says the Emerson surveys show Harris at 50% with Trump close behind at 47% among early voters, while pointing out that the polls low sample size increases the poll's margin of error.
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