The results of recent polls have shaken the U.S. election campaigns.
As the week ends, and as expected, the results of recent polls in the U.S. have been released.
The polls at the federal level did not show much change following the debate between the two rivals.
The ABC poll showed the same 52 to 46 percent lead that Harris had over her opponent before the debate.
However, in the Ipsos and Morning Consult polls, Harris has increased her lead to five percent, improving her position.
Respondents had a positive opinion of Harris’s performance in all polls, and the developments following the debate have created a dire situation for Trump, especially his false claims about immigrants in Ohio have had serious repercussions, and his situation is highly sensitive.
One of the surprising consequences of the debate was Harris’s improved position in the renowned University of Michigan poll conducted for the Financial Times.
For the first time in this university’s previous poll, Harris was shown to be more favorable than Trump in terms of economic performance, and following the debate, this lead has increased, even though the economy was a specific part of the debate where Trump showed less weakness.
The poll results in specific states are also highly noteworthy, and these states are not ones that anyone would seriously consider in the current circumstances.
In Iowa, the famous pollster Ann Selzer released her latest poll showing Trump only four percent ahead of Harris. Trump won this state by a ten percent margin in 2020, and in the previous poll in this state three months ago, he was 18 percent ahead of Biden.
In Florida, the polls continue to indicate a close race between Trump and Harris, and finally, the Democrats have taken the first steps for campaigning in this state. Florida is the crown jewel of the U.S. elections, and winning it is a dream for the Democrats that might be attainable.
Interestingly, the recent poll regarding the Senate race in this state shows the Democratic candidate only one percent behind their Republican opponent, who is the state’s senator.
The polls in Texas also, with the release of new poll results showing a 3 percent gap between Harris and Trump, indicate a more sensitive situation than expected, and it remains to be seen whether the Democrats will be tempted to win in this state or choose not to risk extensive spending and advertising.
What caught the attention of observers, experts, and even bettors was the poll results in a state that no one thinks about. In Alaska, which has been and remains a Republican stronghold, a recent poll shows Harris only five percent behind her opponent, a much narrower gap than expected.
Hot days are ahead, and with one or two polls, Harris’s and the Democrats’ chances in these specific states cannot be taken seriously.
Nevertheless, any positive development in these circumstances is valuable for Harris.