Camalis's Democratic Party Candidate is a struggle for votes, ahead of his opponent from the Donald Trump Republican Party by 3% in a nationwide poll conducted by Reuters/IPSOS. According to October 15, The Hill, Harris received support for 45% of voters, while Trump has 42%.
Survey trends
These results indicate some changes in electoral moods compared to September, when Harris also occupied a 46% leadership against 43% for Trump. Both results are within the statistical error, so they should be seen as signs of potential election winners in seven key states where the vote will take place in November.
The last survey shows that none of the candidates has reached more than 50% of support. 46% of respondents expressed a positive attitude towards Harris, while Trump supported 42%.
Donald Trump has a slight advantage over Harris in matters of economy, unemployment and job creation: 45% of those polled believe that he is better prepared for these issues, compared to 40% supported by Harris. At the same time, the Democratic Party candidate has received higher grades for the fight against political extremism and threats to democracy, ahead of Trump to 5 points (43% against 38%). In the field of health care, Harris has bypassed his opponent by 14 points.
Psychological aspect of the campaign
Interestingly, Donald Trump, who has always been able to make fun of his political opponents, now feels pressure from voters. As the election approaches, his campaign style seems to change because he is increasingly criticized.
