Democratic and Republican nominees locked in dead heat with less than a month until vote, according to new polling.
Kamala Harris is facing a tough battle against Donald Trump as the presidential election draws near. Recent polls indicate that Harris is losing ground to Trump, with the race for the White House becoming increasingly competitive.
According to three polls released on Sunday, the gap between Harris and Trump has narrowed significantly. The latest NBC News poll shows the Democratic and Republican nominees tied at 48 percent nationally, a significant shift from Harris’s previous lead. Similarly, in the ABC News/Ipsos and CBS News/YouGov polls, Harris’s lead has diminished among likely voters.
The tightening poll numbers raise concerns among Democrats about Harris’s support among key constituencies like Hispanics and African Americans. While she leads among women, her struggle to energize men, especially in minority communities, has allowed Trump to gain momentum.
As the campaign intensifies, both Harris and Trump are focusing on key battleground states. Harris criticized Trump’s handling of recent hurricanes, while Trump called for the hiring of more Border Patrol agents at his rally in Arizona. The race to win over undecided voters in the final stretch has never been more crucial.