As the 2024 presidential campaign heats up, newly released polling data for Kamala Harris and donald trump in October 1 has aroused widespread interest. While the race remains very close, polls highlight stark divisions among voters. These figures provide valuable information on both national dynamics and key battleground states as the election approaches.
Here's a breakdown of the latest poll results and their potential implications for the candidates as Election Day approaches.
Kamala Harris vs. Donald Trump poll results for October 1
As of October 1, 2024, Kamala Harris leads Donald Trump by 4.2% in national polls. Harris polls at 50.0%, while Trump stands at 45.8% (via the hill).
Some recent national surveys include the Foreign intelligence (September 23-27), where Harris leads by 6 points, with 53% to Trump's 47%. He Neapolitan news service survey The poll (Sept. 24-26) shows Harris ahead by 2 points, with the vote 50% to 48%. In it Great Town Poll (September 24-26), Harris leads with 48.6% to Trump's 43.9%, a difference of 5 points.
However, state polls tell a different story, revealing tight races in key battlegrounds.
In ArizonaTrump has a narrow lead of 0.8%, according to polls AtlasIntel and Beacon Research/Shaw showing it slightly ahead by 1 to 2 points. Trump also leads Floridawith an advantage of 1.9%. Surveys of Public Policy Survey and Prospects of victory place him 2 to 4 points ahead in the state.
In PennsylvaniaHarris is up 0.6%. AtlasIntel reports a 3-point lead for Trump, but Patriot Poll shows Harris ahead by 1 point. In MichiganHarris leads with 0.6%, with New York Times/Siena College Poll showing it a little forward, while AtlasIntel gives Trump a 3-point lead.
In WisconsinHarris leads with 1.7%. Siena School and ActiVote Polls place it ahead between 1 and 2 points. However, AtlasIntel reports that Trump leads by 2 points. Georgia It's still a matter of chance. Trump has a slight lead of 0.2% according to AtlasIntelwhile Beacon Research/Shaw shows Harris up by 3 points.
Harris has a 2.2% lead in Snowfall. AtlasIntel and Information about TIPP show him a 3 to 4 point lead. However, Quantitative perspectives puts Trump slightly ahead. In New HampshireHarris leads with 4.9%. Surveys of the University of New Hampshire show him a 5 to 7 point lead. In North CarolinaTrump has a 0.5% lead. AtlasIntel gives Harris a 2-point lead, while Bloomberg News/Morning Check puts Trump 3 points ahead.
The 2024 race remains very competitive, with both candidates leading in different battleground states. As the election approaches, the race will likely remain close, with results in critical swing states determining the final outcome.