Kamala Harris: Key Voter Shifts Favor Donald Trump as 2024 Election Approaches
Shifting Poll Dynamics Ahead of 2024 Election
Recent polling indicates that Donald Trump has overtaken Kamala Harris among two key voting groups, notably independents and Latino voters. The NPR/PBS News/Marist poll reveals a substantial change, with Trump now leading Harris among independents 49 percent to 46 percent, marking a staggering 14-point shift from an August survey.
Voter Trend Analysis
Among Latino voters, Trump has achieved a lead of 51 percent to Harris's 47 percent, a remarkable 19-point swing from previous polling where Harris led by 15 points. The tight race for the 2024 election shows Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, narrowly leading Trump and Ohio Senator JD Vance by just one point at 49 percent.
- Women Voters: Harris maintains a lead among female voters by 15 points.
- Male Voters: Trump surpasses Harris with a 12-point advantage among male voters.
- Overall Trends: The ongoing poll shifts highlight the competitive nature of this election cycle.
As the 2024 election approaches, the implications of these shifts could prove pivotal. Analysts note that many voters express fatigue with Kamal Harris' approach, indicating rising frustration with her campaign tactics.
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