As the 2024 presidential election draws near, the latest Kamala Harris vs. Donald Trump poll results for September 17 are capturing widespread attention. The ongoing contest between Harris and Trump remains a central topic, showcasing the fierce competition for voter support in a deeply polarized political environment. Recent polling data highlights a close race with varying outcomes across states, reflecting the uncertainty among the electorate.
Here’s a look at the most recent polling data and its implications for each candidate’s position.
Kamala Harris vs Donald Trump poll results for September 17
Kamala Harris holds a slight edge over Donald Trump in the latest national polls, leading by 3.4 percentage points with an average of 49.6% support compared to Trump’s 46.2%. This lead is based on data aggregated from 187 polls, reflecting a competitive race between the two candidates. (via The Hill)
Recent national polls show varying results. The latest Data for Progress poll (Sept. 13-14) has Harris at 50% and Trump at 46%. Ipsos/ABC News (Sept. 12-14) reports Harris leading at 51% as compared to Trump’s 47%. The TIPP Insights poll (Sept. 12-14) shows Harris at 47%, while Trump is at 43%, maintaining a consistent 4-point advantage across surveys.
In Arizona, the race is tied at 47.5%, with The Trafalgar Group (Sept. 12-13) showing Trump slightly ahead at 47.1%. In Florida, Trump leads by 3.3% (52.4% to Harris’ 49.1%), supported by Emerson College (Sept. 4-6), which shows Trump at 51.1%.
Georgia’s polling is close, with Trump ahead by 3.0% (49% to 46%), as per Quinnipiac University (Sept. 5-9). Harris holds a 0.8% edge in Michigan (48.2% to 47.4%), with Mitchell Research (Sept. 11) recording a tie.
In Nevada, Harris leads by 1.3% (47.8% to 46.5%). In New Hampshire, she holds a 4.9% advantage (52.0% to 47.1%). Additionally, Pennsylvania shows Harris with a narrow 0.4% lead (48.1% to 47.7%). In Wisconsin, she leads by 2.0% (49% to 47%), according to InsiderAdvantage (Sept. 11-12).
Harris holds a slight national lead, but polls show a competitive race with regional variations that could affect the final outcome. Tight margins underscore the critical role of voter turnout and campaign efforts as the election nears.
