Kamala Harris, the candidate of the Democratic Party in the United States presidential election, advanced as the day progressed. This time, he has trailed the opposition candidate Donald Trump in public opinion polls in three states that are fiercely contested in the battle for votes. The states are Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan.
The survey was conducted by the New York Times and Siena College before the November 5 election. The survey was conducted from August 5 to 9. 1 thousand 973 people participated. As a result of the survey published today on Saturday, it has been seen that Kamala is four points ahead of Trump in those three states. While Kamala got 50 points, Trump got 46 points.
This is the first high-level public opinion poll conducted in three states since President Joe Biden withdrew from the Democratic Party's candidacy in the election. Polls conducted before Biden stepped down were predicting a close fight with Trump in the Republican Party. Trump was even slightly ahead in some cases.
After Biden stepped down, Kamala Harris took his place as the Democratic candidate. In three contested states, the position of the Democrats strengthened as he beat Trump in public opinion polls. The victory or defeat of a party in the US election depends largely on the outcome of the vote in these three states - Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan.
89-year-old Les Lassner of Holland, Michigan. He usually votes for the Republican Party. But this time Kamla is thinking of standing next to Harris. While he disagrees with some of the Democrats' policies, Lassner said he was not on Trump's side this time because of his "disrespectful" and "unacceptable" behavior.
Lassner voted for Trump in 2016. About Kamala Harris, she says, 'Some of her character traits really attract me. I certainly do not agree with all his principles. But he who stands opposite to him, is in no way acceptable to me. Because, a person's character is everything.'
Meanwhile, the Kamala and Trump camps are campaigning extensively ahead of the elections. As part of this, Kamala Harris campaigned in the state of Arizona on Friday. He is scheduled to go to Las Vegas, Nevada today. Donald Trump also went on campaign trail in the West yesterday. He held a rally in Bozeman, Montana. Republicans have won Montana in every US presidential election since 1996.
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