Some of the top pollsters in the country began backing her at the point, and following the second US Presidential debate, she also got some solid endorsement from the likes of Taylor Swift, and many other American influentials, who urged Americans to vote for the reigning Vice President.
US elections: What are the pollsters saying?
According to NBC national political correspondent Steve Kornacki, the election trend that was earlier in favor of Kamala Harris has now completely reversed in the past few days, which is extreme bad news for the Democrat camp, as they need to rebuild on their strategy at the earliest in order to mitigate the damage.
According to NBC’s report, the election at this point appears to be dead heat, which earlier looked like going in Kamala Harris’ favor, ever since her superb performance in the second Presidential debate as well as her wave of support from popular and powerful Americans.
Are US voters backing away from Kamala Harris?
Latest poll data is claiming that Kamala Harris may be losing her edge against Donald Trump, even in some of the Democrat stronghold regions, which is serious bad news. Moreover, Kornacki has also claimed that the 5-point advantage that Harris earlier had in their last poll, has now vanished into thin air, and Trump and Harris are currently in a complete deadlock, with no certainty of who is going to win the upcoming US elections.
Will Harris be able to bounce back from these shocking claims? Only November can bring the answers to such questions.
FAQs:
Is Kamala Harris leading in the US elections?
For now, Kamala Harris is not looking very promising in the US elections set for November, based on the latest available poll data at hand. Is Donald Trump still in the US election race?
Yes, Donald Trump is looking quite strong in the US election race, and is going smoothly ahead nationally, even in the key battleground states, if poll data in recent days are to be believed.
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