Kamala Harris more likely to win Alaska than Florida or Texas -- Nate Silver

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

70% : (Only 344,000 in 2020, when Trump won it by 10 points.)
68% : Harris had the support of 42 percent of respondents whereas Trump had the backing of 47 percent.
68% : Trump is ahead of Harris by 4.3 points in the Sunshine State (49.5 to 45.2 percent), according to FiveThirtyEight.
66% : Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who was running as an independent but endorsed Trump in late August, received 5 percent support.
55% : Meanwhile, Trump leads Harris by 6.5 points (50.5 to 44 percent) in Texas, according to averages collected by poll aggregator FiveThirtyEight.
53% : Trump, the GOP presidential nominee, would win the swing states of Georgia and North Carolina in this scenario.
52% : Although Trump also leads Harris in Florida, it's a closer race.
35% : New polling conducted by Alaska Survey Research from September 11 to 12, after Tuesday night's ABC News presidential debate between Harris and Trump, showed the Democrat down by 5 points with likely voters in the Northwestern state.
27% : Sixty-seven percent of respondents said they had watched the debate between Harris and Trump, with 52 percent saying Harris had won.
20% : In his first election against Hillary Clinton, Trump carried the state by nearly 15 points, but that went down to a lead of 10 points when he was up against President Joe Biden -- which is the smallest Republican margin in a presidential race since 1992.

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