Donald Trump’s strongest attack against Kamala Harris “may be losing momentum,” according to one pollster.
Former President Donald Trump received a “red flag” about his chances of beating Vice President Kamala Harris after Quinnipiac University released a new poll of three battleground states on Wednesday.
With Election Day less than two months away, Trump and Harris are campaigning in swing states hoping to win over undecided voters while generating enthusiasm among their voting bases. The election remains close, and political analysts view it as a toss-up. But Harris received a boost in her polling numbers after the two candidates participated in an ABC News debate in Philadelphia, of which Harris was largely viewed as the winner.
Quinnipiac released new poll results Wednesday from Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
The three Midwestern states, which have voted similarly in recent presidential elections, are viewed as perhaps Harris’ easiest path to victory. Harris is viewed as favored to win 226 Electoral College votes, while Trump is favored to win 219. If Harris carries those three states, she would win the 270 Electoral College needed to secure victory.
The poll found Harris leading Trump in each of those three states.
