Kamala Harris, Vice President of the United StatesDemocratic candidate for the White House, maintains a 1.8 point lead over the former President of the United States, Donald TrumpRepublican candidate, in line with the average of polls published in the United States. Harris monopolizes 48% of voters’ favor and Trump 46.2%.
The Vice President and the republican and Kamala Harris will launch in the coming days into a fight for the undecided states. In this campaign, the decisive ones are seven undecideds (Swing States) : Arizona, Snowfall, Georgia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Michigan And Wisconsin. Knowing that not everyone can winEach of the two campaigns focuses on different states. Trump to try to gain ground this week in Michigan and Wisconsintwo of the Blue Wall swing states (Blue Wall). Harris leads Trump by two points in Michigan and one in Wisconsin, according to the polling average. That’s why Trump is particularly focused on the states.
Kamala Harris and her partner ticket Tim Walz The problem is that some undecided voters in these states swing They do not see any improvement in President Joe Biden’s economic policywhose party leaders and donors dismissed when his cognitive and mental health issues became apparent during the June 27 debate against Trump in Georgia: specifically, A significant share of voters in these states are not convinced that the Biden administration’s climate change legislationthe inflation reduction law, benefits the American economyaccording to a new survey conducted by CRC Research on behalf of the 85 Fund, a conservative nonprofit.
SO, Harris Sales: He is trying to dissociate himself from the administration he was part of, while criticizing the situation in the country and Donald Trump.
30% of respondents agree that Biden’s inflation-reducing law has been helpful for the economy. While, 42% believe it has harmed the economy And the 20% who do not think it had an impact.
He 73% of voters surveyed does not support the Inflation Reduction Act, one of the cornerstones of the Biden and Kamala Harris legislature.
For all of the above, Kamala Harris does not want or does not know how to explain the Bidenomics (Biden’s economic policies), because he knows that they can harm him in the coming weeks in front of the electorate, which is going to the elections.RNAS on November 5th. For now, even though Kamala Harris is leading in the general polls, as mentioned above, the race between the two candidates remains very tight in the elections. swing states, which ones count. There, they are either tied or Trump is ahead. In Michigan, it is the same (47%). In Wisconsin, Trump is ahead (47%-46%). In North Carolina, Trump has an advantage (49%-48%). In Georgia, they are tied (48%) and in Pennsylvania, Trump has a two-point advantage.
