Kamala Harris leads Trump in 2 critical swing states -- new poll

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

74% : Since last week, Harris has gained .2 points, but Trump has gained .4 from the past month.
60% : Trump is viewed as favorable by 41 percent of respondents, and 56 percent view him unfavorably.
57% : RealClearPolitics' polling on September 26 shows polling results from September 11 to 25 suggesting Harris receives a two-point lead, with 49.1 percent of the vote and Trump receiving 47.1 percent.
50% : "Which might not seem like a big deal but it actually is," Silver said, "given that the two elections came down to one point or so."The Silver Bulletin's aggregate polling shows Harris winning nationally with 49 percent of the vote and Trump receiving 46.2 percent.
49% : This is a 2.7-point lead ahead of Trump, who is shown on September 26 as receiving 45.8 percent of the vote.
40% : Overall, Harris has gained about one percent of votes since the presidential debate against Trump, he said.
40% : In 2016, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton won the popular vote but lost the Electoral College, so Trump won the election.
36% : The UMass/YouGov also polled likely voters in Pennsylvania, where it was shown that Harris and Trump continue to face a close race at 48 percent and 46 percent respectively.
34% : However, Trump had a greater change over the past month with one point.
16% : Trump remains unpopular among likely voters, while Harris' perception has evened out, according to the UMass/YouGov poll.

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