With the 2024 election approaching, the latest poll results for Kamala Harris vs. Donald Trump as of September 19 have gained widespread attention. This race remains a focal point, showing fierce competition in a divided electorate. National and state polls offer a closer look at voter trends, highlighting the unpredictable nature of the campaign as election day nears.
Here’s a breakdown of the most recent polling trends and their potential impact.
Kamala Harris vs Donald Trump Poll Results for September 19
As of September 19, 2024, Kamala Harris holds a 3.6% lead over Donald Trump in national polls, with 49.7% support compared to Trump’s 46.1%. This data is based on an aggregation of 195 polls. (via The Hill)
Key pollsters, such as ActiVote, Ipsos/ABC News, and Monmouth University, have shown Harris leading with margins of up to 6%.
State-specific polls reveal more competitive dynamics. In Arizona, the race is tied with both candidates at 47.2%, based on 27 polls. Pennsylvania sees a narrow lead for Harris, with 48.8% support to Trump’s 47.8%, from 42 polls.
In Florida, Trump leads by 3.3%, with polls from Emerson College and others placing him at 52.4% and Harris at 49.1%. Similarly, Georgia reflects a slight advantage for Trump, leading by 0.3%, with 48% to Harris’ 47.7%.
Conversely, Nevada and Wisconsin show a slight edge for Harris. In Nevada, Harris leads with 47.8% to Trump’s 46.5%, based on 17 polls, while in Wisconsin, Harris holds a 2.6% advantage, polling at 49.5% to Trump’s 46.9%, according to 34 polls.
In Michigan, Harris leads Trump by 1.4%, with support at 48.6% compared to Trump’s 47.2%, across 31 polls. North Carolina remains tight, with Trump narrowly ahead at 48.2%, just 0.1% over Harris. Whereas, in Virginia, Harris holds a commanding 7.5% lead, polling at 51.7% to Trump’s 44.2%, based on 9 polls. Additionally, in New Hampshire, Harris leads by 4.9%, polling at 52%, according to 3 polls.
These numbers indicate a competitive 2024 U.S. presidential race, with battleground states playing a crucial role in determining the eventual outcome. As election day approaches, these figures may shift, reflecting changing voter sentiment.
