Recent polling shows a mixed picture for Harris and Trump with just over 100 days until the presidential election.
Donald Trump suffered a double polling blow as two new surveys suggest that Vice President Kamala Harris can defeat the former president in November.
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll has found Harris with a two-point lead nationally, though other recent polling shows Trump leading or tied.
Separately, a poll conducted in Georgia by Landmark Communications found that Trump’s lead over Harris is within the margin of error in the state that President Joe Biden won in 2020.
However, it is difficult to see a clear picture of the campaign following Biden’s decision to exit the race as recent polling has been mixed and could point to a very close race.
The Reuters/Ipsos poll found Harris leading with 44 percent support to Trump’s 42 percent in a straight-up race. However, her lead is within the poll’s margin of error of plus or minus 3 percent.
The vice president also led with 42 percent to Trump’s 38 percent when independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was included. Kennedy polled 8 percent.
The survey was conducted among 1,018 registered voters from July 22 to 23.
