Poll shows Kamala Harris within striking distance of Trump
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62% : Read MoreBREAKING NEWS FBI shares pictures of rifle, backpack and GoPro 'assassin' hid in bushes while waiting for TrumpNow, new polling from Yahoo News/59% : This comes after Trump handedly won the same poll in 2016 in the same state by nearly 10 points, and again in 2020 by more than 8 points.
50% : YouGov shows the vice president gaining a five-point lead over Trump among registered voters in a head-to-head match-up.
38% : [for Trump],' pollster J. Ann Selzer, president of Selzer & Co. who lead the Iowa poll, told Des Moines Register.
38% : Harris trailed Trump by 9 points among independent voters - 35 percent to 44 percent - prior to the debate.
34% : The poll of 1,755 U.S. adults conducted from September 11-13 found 50 percent of people said they would vote for Harris, while 45 percent said they would vote for Trump.
33% : A positive sign for Trump, besides still leading the race, is that the poll was taken before Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s exit from election.
26% : Trump confirmed there will not be a debate rematch with the vice president in a lengthy Truth Social post.
25% : Selzer asserted that the results 'signal a change in the mood of the electorate' since Harris' entry into the raceWhile Trump's lead is still outside any margin of error, the woman who runs the poll says it is not a great sign for the former presidentA DailyMail.com snap poll determined Harris was the winner of the debate and seemed most presidential, while Trump was deemed the most aggressive.
21% : And now the race becomes even more chaotic after the FBI investigated an apparent second assassination attempt on Trump in Florida Sunday.
12% : Read More Bombshell new poll shows major shift in race between Trump and Kamala after debateA June poll, meanwhile, showed President Joe Biden trailing Trump by a whopping 18 points - a gap that's seemingly since been erased with the switch in candidates.
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