Trump Vs Harris: Who Is Leading In US Election Polls On Voting Day

Vice President Harris focused her efforts on cities throughout Pennsylvania, while former President Trump made appearances in North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.

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Harris was joined by high-profile celebrities such as Lady Gaga and Oprah Winfrey, whereas Trump brought his sons and former Fox News host Megyn Kelly to the stage, despite their previously contentious relationship.

Latest Polling Updates

The race remains tight according to the latest polls, with critical swing states showing narrow advantages for both candidates.

According to FiveThirtyEight’s daily tracker, Harris holds a slight 1.2-point lead over Trump nationally. This margin has remained relatively stable in recent days, although it has narrowed compared to a month ago.

In key swing states, Harris has a one-point edge in Michigan and Wisconsin, as reported by FiveThirtyEight.

Meanwhile, Trump’s lead in Georgia and North Carolina has dwindled to less than one point, while he maintains a 2.2-point lead in Arizona.

In Pennsylvania and Nevada, the candidates are nearly tied: Harris has gained a slight lead in Pennsylvania after trailing Trump for the past two weeks, while Trump has a slim margin in Nevada.

Overall, the differences between the candidates in all seven swing states fall within the polls’ margin of error.

Among the battleground states, Pennsylvania boasts the highest Electoral College vote count at 19, while Nevada has the lowest at six.

As of now, over 82 million Americans have already cast their votes this year, according to the Election Lab at the University of Florida. This total represents more than half of the total votes recorded in the 2020 presidential election.

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