Washington: A new poll ahead of the US presidential election shows Vice President Kamala Harris leading former President Donald Trump 47% to 44% among likely voters in Iowa. Republican presidential candidate Trump rejected the investigation, calling it “false” and “misleading.” He said the investigation was beneficial to his Democratic rivals.
Trump says ‘I’m not falling behind’
“One of my enemies released a poll that showed me three points behind,” Donald Trump said at a rally in Pennsylvania, a key constituency. (Iowa Sen.) Joni Ernst called me, everybody called me, and they said you’re going to do great in Iowa. Farmers love me and I love them, and Trump says this survey is fake. “I’m not far behind in Iowa,” he said.
This is a shock to Trump
The Des Moines Register investigation comes as Trump and Harris campaign in key districts and prepare to deliver closing remarks before the Nov. 5 election. The Iowa results were seen as a sign of disappointment for Trump because they suggested he was leaning toward Harris. In September, a poll by the same news organization showed Trump leading Harris by four points. In June, when President Joe Biden entered the presidential race, Trump led the Democratic leader by 18 points.
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump
What do recent surveys show?
Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris is leading the race thanks to support from women and independent voters, according to a recent survey. As of Sunday, more than 75 million Americans had already voted, according to the University of Florida Elections Laboratory, which tracks early and mail-in voting across the country. Another investigation by “NBC News” showed that the competition between Harris and Trump is very tight. The survey showed that Harris received the support of 49% of registered voters, while Trump also received 49% support. (language)
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