Harris is just ahead of Trump in the polls.
The U.S. presidential election in November is shaping up to be a close race. A recent poll suggests that the Democrats have gained significant momentum, with their presumptive nominee Kamala Harris holding a narrow lead over Donald Trump.
Vice President Kamala Harris has overtaken former President Donald Trump in a new poll. According to a survey released by CBS News/YouGov on Sunday, Harris leads Trump by one percentage point nationwide. In the crucial swing states that will determine the election on November 5, Harris and Trump are neck and neck.
Before President Joe Biden withdrew as the Democratic nominee, Trump held a five-point lead over him. These numbers are impressive for the 59-year-old Harris, who has only been in the race for a little over two weeks after Biden, 81, stepped down due to growing pressure and questions about his mental and physical fitness.
While Harris is not yet officially the Democratic candidate for the November election, her party has announced that she has secured enough votes for her nomination in the electronic vote of U.S. Democrats.
Meanwhile, there is great anticipation to see who Harris will choose as her running mate. She is expected to announce her choice on Monday, as she plans to embark on a national campaign tour with her running mate on Tuesday. The tour will kick off in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and will visit six more swing states by Saturday.
The potential running mate of Kamala Harris will join her during a national campaign tour starting in Pennsylvania. The United States of America is currently facing a close presidential election race between Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump.
