Reports: Donald Trump Leads Kamala Harris in All 7 Key Swing States
As Election Night approaches, former President Donald Trump holds a lead over Vice President Kamala Harris in all seven key swing states, according to recent polling data from AtlasIntel. The polls, conducted in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, show Trump with a consistent advantage over Harris as voters prepare to cast their ballots.
Trump Leads in Crucial Battleground States
In Arizona, Trump leads Harris by 51.6% to 46.5% among 875 likely voters surveyed. Similarly, in Georgia, Trump holds a narrow lead, with 49.9% of respondents supporting him compared to Harris’ 48.3%, based on a survey of 1,112 likely voters.
The trend continues in other crucial battleground states, including Michigan, where Trump garners 49.8% support to Harris’ 48.3% from a sample of 1,113 likely voters. In Nevada, Trump leads Harris by a margin of 50.2% to 47.2% among 707 surveyed voters.
In North Carolina, Trump is ahead with 50% support, while Harris trails at 47.9% based on a survey of 1,219 likely voters. Similarly, in Pennsylvania, Trump has a slight lead, capturing 49.6% of support compared to Harris’ 48.6% among 1,840 likely voters.
In Wisconsin, Trump also holds a narrow lead, securing 49.5% of the vote versus Harris’ 48.6%, according to a survey of 869 likely voters.
Harris Leads in Minnesota and Virginia
While Trump dominates in the seven swing states, Vice President Harris holds leads in two states. In Minnesota, Harris leads Trump 49.2% to 47.2%, based on a survey of 2,065 likely voters. Similarly, in Virginia, Harris has the edge, with 51.3% support compared to 45.9% for Trump, from a sample of 2,202 likely voters.
Continued Trends from Earlier Polling
The latest data from AtlasIntel reflects a continued trend observed in earlier polling, which also showed Trump leading Harris in several key swing states, including Pennsylvania, Michigan, Georgia, Arizona, and Nevada. These states are expected to play a crucial role in determining the outcome of the election.
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