Kamala Harris has widened her lead over Donald Trump in the race, receiving 45% support to the former president’s 41%, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll. The result shows a significant improvement in Harris’ standing since the July poll, when she held a lead of just one percentage point.
The poll, conducted over eight days and ending Wednesday, shows strong support for Harris among women and Hispanic voters. Among these groups, she leads Trump by 13 percentage points, winning 49% to 36%. That’s an improvement from July, when the gap was 9 points among women and 6 points among Hispanic voters.
Trump, however, maintains his lead among white voters and men, although his support among voters without a college degree has fallen to 7 points, down significantly from 14 points in July.
In seven key states, including Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Georgia, Trump is ahead of Harris so far, with 45% to her 43% among registered voters.
Earlier, Cursor reported that Kamala Harris made a new statement about a ceasefire in Gaza and concluding an agreement with terrorists.
Kamala Harris said she will always support Israel’s right to self-defense.
Cursor also wrote about why Kamala Harris could pose a threat to Israel.
The politician recalled that Harris approved Biden’s decision to allocate billions of dollars to Iran, which reinforced the position of the main sponsor of terrorism.
