Polling aggregators have shifted in favor of Trump in recent days, showing that he now has a greater chance than Harris of winning the election.
Donald Trump has pulled ahead of Kamala Harris in four major national polls as the competition tightens in the final stretch before the election.
After trailing Harris in several surveys just weeks ago, multiple polls show Trump now has a slight lead over his opponent for the first time since early August.
The latest Redfield and Wilton Strategies poll, conducted on October 21, put Trump 2 points ahead among 1,273 likely voters, on 47 percent to Harris’ 45 percent, in a 4 point swing from its previous national poll, conducted on October 6, which showed Harris with a 2 point lead. However, although the latest poll showed Trump ahead, his lead was still within the survey’s margin of error. Harris’ lead in the October 6 poll was also within the margin of error.
A Fox News poll, conducted between October 11 and 14 among 1,110 registered voters and 870 likely voters, also showed that Trump had overtaken Harris with a 2 point lead, on 50 percent to her 48 percent, which falls within the poll’s margin of error. That is a 4-point swing from when Harris was leading Trump by 2 points a month ago, also within the margin of error.
Additionally, the latest ActiVote poll, conducted from October 3-8, showed Donald Trump holding a 2.
