Donald Trump Gets Good Sign from America's Most Accurate Pollster

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : And the average by 538 has Harris at 47.3 percent and Trump at 44.2 percent, a lead of 3.1 points for the Democrat.
55% : The new polling from Times/Siena shows Trump with 48 percent support and Harris with 47 percent, giving the Republican a 1 point lead over the Democrat.
55% : Then in 2020, Biden led Trump by over 7 million votes nationally but only narrowly won in the critical swing states of Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
52% : The average by the Times has Harris ahead by 2, with the Democrat at 49 percent and Trump at 47 percent.
44% : 538's average has Trump up in Arizona and North Carolina, while Harris leads narrowly in Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
33% : Trump lost the popular vote in 2016, but won the election by a series of narrow victories in swing states.
20% : However, the race has remained close, with most polls showing Harris or Trump only narrowly ahead within the margin of error, or tied.

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