Unexpected Poll Shift Suggests Trouble Ahead for Dems

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : Among Latino voters, Trump now leads Harris 51% to 47%, reflecting a 9-point swing in his favor since August.
56% : A recent poll, conducted by NPR/PBS News/Marist, shows Harris narrowly leading Trump among registered voters, with 49% support compared to Trump's 48%.
56% : In terms of foreign policy, Trump holds a 51% to 47% advantage when it comes to managing the Middle East.
51% : However, Trump has gained ground in key voter groups, especially among Independents.
40% : In a striking reversal, Trump now leads Harris 49% to 46% among Independents -- a 14-point swing since August, when Harris had an 11-point lead in a crowded field that included candidates like Robert F. Kennedy Jr.Republican pollster Whit Ayers warned that this shift in Independent support signals trouble for Harris' campaign, stating it's a "warning sign" that Democrats can't afford to ignore.
30% : On major issues, Trump is seen as better equipped to tackle several key areas.
30% : The poll shows 56% of voters believe Harris is better prepared to handle the abortion issue, compared to just 42% for Trump.
20% : When it comes to handling the immigration crisis, Trump outperforms Harris 53% to 46%.

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