Kamala Harris has 19-point lead over Donald Trump in NYS, Siena poll says
Democrat Kamala Harris has continued to expand her lead over Republican Donald Trump in the presidential race among registered voters statewide, according to a poll released Tuesday. The Siena College Research Institute poll showed Harris had a 58%-39% lead over Trump in the state dominated more than 2:1 by Democratic enrollment.
Kamala Harris, Donald Trump neck-and-neck in presidential poll. Here's what the poll says
Heading into the final weeks before Election Day, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are tied according to an exclusive USA TODAY/Suffolk University Poll. The survey puts Harris at 45%,
Former President Trump holds a slim lead over Vice President Kamala Harris in Georgia, one of the key states for winning the ...
Trump dominates with all age cohorts but the 30- to 44-year-olds, with whom Harris leads by 10. He’s up with 18- to ...
There is real pain and trauma that has resulted because of this hurricane and what is happening in terms of the aftermath of ...
Donald Trump has a slight overall lead in Georgia polling exactly two weeks before the presidential election. But it might depend on which poll you believe.
Harris visited a megachurch in Georgia on her birthday, highlighting her religious background during her campaign's final ...
Kamala Harris urged voters to reject former President Donald Trump in the upcoming election, emphasized the Democrats' focus ...
Kamala Harris has told the congregation of a large Black church in suburban Atlanta that people must show compassion and ...
One of the biggest takeaways of the poll is the stability of the race. The numbers have barely budged as both campaigns pour time and treasure into Georgia.
Democrat Kamala Harris will kick off her 60th birthday on Sunday with two church visits in Georgia, where she plans to rally ...
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Vice President Kamala Harris plans to head to reliably Republican Texas just 10 days before Election Day to try to refocus ...
Visiting a politically unfriendly state can be a way to make a splash and send a message about taking on a fight.
Independent voter Azola Martin still hasn’t decided who he’s voting for in November, but he says he has reservations about ...
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