In the final days leading up to the U.S. presidential election, Kamala Harris' lead over Donald Trump has narrowed to just one percentage point, with Harris at 44% and Trump at 43%, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll. The poll, conducted over three days, indicates a tight race as the election approaches on November 5. Despite Harris leading Trump since entering the race in July, her advantage has decreased since late September.
Voters favor Trump over Harris on key issues, particularly the economy, where 47% believe Trump has a better approach compared to 37% for Harris. Trump's hardline immigration proposals also resonate with voters, with 48% supporting his stance over Harris' 33%. While Harris had a slight edge on political extremism, her lead has diminished to 40% versus Trump's 38%.
Both candidates are focused on mobilizing their supporters to vote, as turnout will be crucial. The poll shows strong certainty among registered voters, with 89% of Democrats and 93% of Republicans stating they are committed to voting. In the battleground states that will ultimately decide the election, both candidates are neck and neck, underscoring the importance of voter turnout in determining the outcome.
