Harris and Trump's poll numbers are “neck and neck.”
According to the latest data, Vice President Harris, who has basically locked up the Democratic Party's presidential nomination, and former President Donald Trump, the Republican Party's presidential nominee, are close in the polls, and the race is currently tight. According to the polling data summarized by the U.S. election information website “Real Transparent Politics”, as of the 25th, Trump was ahead of Harris by an average of 1.7 percentage points in the national polls. The latest poll released by the Wall Street Journal on the 25th shows Trump leading Harris by 2 percentage points. In its report, the Journal said that Harris and Trump are “neck and neck” in support, indicating an increase in support for Harris among non-white voters and a significant increase in enthusiasm for the election among Democrats. Support for the two men is also very close in several key swing states that could determine the final outcome of the election.
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