With the early voting season kicking off in Florida and Wisconsin, the race between Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris is intensifying. The latest polling data shows a near deadlock between the two candidates, especially in crucial swing states that could tip the balance in the upcoming presidential election.
The Washington Post survey reveals a tight competition, with 47 percent of registered voters leaning towards Harris and the same percentage towards Trump. Among likely voters, Harris holds a slight lead with 49 percent compared to Trump’s 48 percent.
As early voting starts across 47 states, including the opening of in-person absentee voting in Florida and Wisconsin, both candidates are ramping up their campaigns. Harris has been engaging in moderated conversations with Liz Cheney while Trump continues to rally in key states.
Latest Poll
The survey conducted by The Washington Post indicates a statistical tie between Trump and Harris. Meanwhile, the fundraising numbers heavily favor Harris, who raised over $633 million in the third quarter.
Arizona and Georgia
Trump maintains a lead in Arizona and North Carolina, while Harris is polling strongest in Georgia and other battleground states. Both candidates are closely watched as the election day approaches.
Fundraising
Harris’s campaign has significantly outpaced Trump in fundraising, with over $1 billion raised in total. As both candidates gear up for the final stretch, the financial numbers could play a crucial role in determining the outcome of the election.