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With just days remaining until the U.S. presidential election on Nov. 5, recent polling data has drawn attention. According to a survey, 48% of voters support Vice President Kamala Harris, while 41% are leaning toward former President Donald Trump.
The poll, conducted by the Associated Press (AP) in collaboration with the NORC Center for Public Affairs Research, revealed that support for Harris, the Democratic candidate, has been on the rise as the election approaches.
Among Democratic voters, 83% back Harris, while 80% of Republicans believe Trump will win.
Harris is more popular among women voters, whereas Trump is favored more by men.
In a previous poll by AP and the NORC Center, Americans viewed Trump as stronger on economic management, while Harris was seen as more committed to democracy.
Twit: New poll shows Kamala Harris leading Donald Trump 48% to 41% just days before the November 5th election
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