As the 2024 presidential race intensifies, new polling data from Oct. 7 has drawn widespread attention for Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. With the contest remaining tight, the latest numbers reveal key voter divides. These insights are crucial for gauging national trends and understanding dynamics in critical, hard-fought states as the election approaches.
Polls show where Harris and Trump stand in swing states, weeks before election
Below is a closer look at the recent polls and the potential implications for both candidates as Election Day approaches.
As of October 7, 2024, Kamala Harris leads Donald Trump in national polls by 3.4%. Harris is at 49.8% in the polls, while Trump is at 46.4%, according to The Hill.
The race is tight, with different polls reflecting different outcomes. A Data for Progress poll (Oct. 3-4) has Harris ahead by 3 points, at 49% to Trump’s 46%. On the other hand, RMG Research, Inc. (Oct. 1-4) shows a tie at 49% each, while Rasmussen Reports (September 27-Oct. 3) shows Trump ahead by 2 points.
