At the beginning of July, Trump was leading in the polls.
Vice President of the United States Kamala Harris leads GOP nominee Donald Trump by two percentage points in national polls following Joe Biden's decision to drop out of the race.
This is reported by Reuters.
Harris led Trump in the national poll, 44% to 42%. At the same time, this difference is within the statistical error, which is 3%.
In a preliminary Reuters/Ipsos poll conducted July 15-16, Harris and Trump each had 44% support, and in early July the Republican representative was ahead of the vice president by one percent.
The poll also found that 56% of registered US voters believe Harris, 59, “has a sharp mind and the ability to handle challenges.” Only 49% said this about 78-year-old Trump, and only 22% said this about 81-year-old Biden.
Recall that it was previously reported that Trump described Kamala Harris in two short words.
In addition, we previously reported that Kamala Harris collected a record amount of donations for her election campaign per day.
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