Women Influence Election: Trump Gains Ground in Polling Against Kamala Harris
Women Vote: Trump's Polling Boost
Recent polling suggests a significant shift in the political landscape as women show increasing support for Donald Trump. According to a PBS News/NPR/Marist poll conducted between September 27 and October 1, Trump has gained a 1-point lead among non-college educated white women, capturing 55 percent of their votes compared to Vice President Kamala Harris, who holds 42 percent. This demographic is expected to play a decisive role in the upcoming election as their voting patterns are crucial, particularly in battleground areas like Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania.
Polling Insights
- The poll surveyed 1,294 likely voters.
- Margin of error stands at ±3.7 percentage points.
- Trump's performance among white, non-college educated voters remains a concern for Harris.
As election day approaches, the implications of these polling results could steer the candidates' strategies significantly. Newsweek has reached out to both campaigns for comments.
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