As a seasoned gamer who has navigated countless virtual worlds and battles, I find myself drawn to the real-life political arena as the 2024 presidential election approaches. The latest polling data for Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, released on September 24, has piqued my interest more than any level-up or quest objective in a game.
As we get closer to the 2024 presidential election, newly released polling results for Kamala Harris and Donald Trump on September 24th have sparked much attention. The tight race between these candidates underscores a politically divided environment. These polls provide valuable insights into voter leanings at both national and state levels as the contest heats up.
Below, you’ll find a concise summary of the latest voting tendencies and their possible effects on the forthcoming election.
Kamala Harris vs Donald Trump Poll Results for September 25
On September 25, 2024, according to national polling averages compiled by The Hill, Kamala Harris is ahead of Donald Trump with 50.0% of the support compared to Trump’s 46.1%. This represents a 3.9% advantage for Harris based on a total of 207 polls conducted.
In various recent polls, Harris maintains a consistent edge over the competition, with advantages of +6 (Ipsos/Reuters) and +5 (Morning Consult), while a Quinnipiac University survey shows a dead heat at 48% each.
In the state of Arizona, as per 29 separate polls, Donald Trump is slightly ahead of Kamala Harris with a margin of 0.7%. Recent surveys, such as The New York Times/Siena College, Emerson College, and The Trafalgar Group, indicate that Trump leads by 4%, 1%, and 2% respectively. In Florida, Trump continues to hold a small lead over Harris, with polls showing him at 49.2% to her 48.1%. Independent Center data suggests a 1% advantage for Trump, while Emerson College reports a 4% advantage and ActiVote shows a 7% lead for Trump.
In crucial swing states, Harris maintains slim advantages. In Pennsylvania, she’s ahead by about 1.3%, with poll results suggesting a close contest. Rasmussen Reports indicate a one-point lead for her, while MassINC/Spotlight PA show a five-point advantage. In Michigan, she leads by approximately 1.2%. Emerson College’s findings suggest a narrow one-point edge, while the Marist College Poll indicates a three-point advantage for her.
As a gamer, I’m keeping a close eye on the latest election polls. In Wisconsin, it seems like Joe Biden (Harris) is slightly ahead by 2.2%, but in Emerson College polls, Donald Trump takes the lead by 2 points. However, MassINC and Marist have Biden leading by 7 and 3 points respectively. Moving on to Georgia, Trump is currently leading Biden by a tiny margin of 0.7%, with 48.0% support compared to Biden’s 47.3%. Recent polls suggest that Trump might be ahead by 4 points in Rasmussen and Siena College surveys, while Independent Center shows Biden with a slight edge of +2. It’s an exciting race, no doubt!
Here in Nevada, I’m leading by a slim margin of 1.5%, with 48.2% compared to Trump’s 46.7%. Though Emerson College suggests a near tie, Noble Predictive Insights and Trafalgar Group are painting a different picture, placing me ahead by a more comfortable +3% (according to the former) and +2% (as per the latter). Moving on to New Hampshire, I’m proudly leading by 4.9%, polling at 52.0% versus Trump’s 47.1%. The University of New Hampshire and Emerson College also have me ahead, with lead margins of +5% respectively.
In North Carolina, Donald Trump currently has a narrow 0.3% edge over Kamala Harris, polling at approximately 48.1% to her 47.8%. Different surveys have yielded varying results, with The Bullfinch Group indicating a slight advantage for Harris by 1 point, while Siena College and Victory Insights suggest Trump leads by 1 point and 4 points respectively.
At the state level, the contest appears tightly contested as both candidates alternate in taking slight advantages in crucial swing areas. On a broader scale, national surveys indicate a small edge for Harris as the election nears its end. Yet, state polls suggest a dynamic situation, implying possible changes that might influence the final result.
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2024-09-25 15:41