A plurality of U.S. adults say Vice President Kamala Harris is “less likely to win the presidential election” than President Joe Biden, a survey from the Economist/YouGov found.
A plurality of U.S. adults say Vice President Kamala Harris is “less likely to win the presidential election” than President Joe Biden, a survey from the Economist/YouGov found.
The survey, which showed former President Donald Trump leading Harris in a November matchup by three percentage points, asked respondents, “Compared to Joe Biden, do you think Kamala Harris is more likely or less likely to win the presidential election?”
A plurality of those asked, 32 percent, said they believe Harris is “less likely to win the presidential election” than Biden, followed by 28 percent who believe she is just as likely as Biden to win. Another 26 percent said she is “more likely” to win than Biden, and 14 percent remain unsure.
Despite the last-minute shakeup on the Democrat side, there is still not a consensus among Democrats, as less than half, 44 percent, believe Harris is more likely to win the presidential election than Biden, 81.
