Donald Trump's silver lining amid batch of bad polls

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : The survey is one of a few polling bright spots for Trump in recent weeks, showing the ex-president leading Harris by 3 points overall.
55% : Polls conducted by TIPP Insights showed that Harris grew her lead by just 1 percentage point, going from a 48 percent to 45 percent edge over Trump before the debate to a 47 percent to 43 percent advantage after the onstage clash.
54% : Even as Harris enjoys a small increase in support, Trump continues to maintain an edge in terms of which candidate is trusted more to handle the economy and immigration -- issues that voters have consistently said are top concerns in this year's election.
52% : Despite the surge in support for Harris, voters in the newer poll said that Trump would "do a better job handling" immigration than the vice president by a 47 percent to 37 percent margin, alongside a better job in handling "cost of living" by a 42 percent to 40 percent margin.
50% : Multiple polls conducted since Tuesday's clash of the candidates in Philadelphia have shown Harris gaining a small advantage over Trump.
41% : The poll found that 52 percent of likely voters favored Harris over Trump, who was supported by 46 percent.
40% : Trump was maintaining a similar advantage on the issues in a poll that gave Harris her biggest overall post-debate bump last week -- a YouGov/Yahoo News poll showing her up 50 percent to 45 percent over Trump among registered voters.
21% : Other polls suggest that the vice president is also leading Trump on issues like protecting democracy, addressing gun violence and improving race relations.
19% : A YouGov poll conducted partially before and partially after the debate -- on September 10 and September 11 -- found Harris trailing Trump on eight different key issues in the election, including the economy, inflation, immigration, crime, veterans, taxes, national defense and foreign policy.

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