Harris and Trump tied in seven key states, according to Bloomberg poll
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Ten days before the US presidential election, Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump are tied in support levels in seven key swing states, according to a Bloomberg poll.
Data from the BloombergNews/Morning Consult survey indicates that Harris and Trump are neck and neck, each with 49% support across seven states (Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Washington). The poll's margin of error is 1 percent.
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To gain an advantage, Trump plans to mobilize voters who typically don’t participate in elections. Harris is working to attract women and win over moderate Republicans who are not Trump supporters.
Harris leads her opponent in certain personal qualities. Voters favor Harris as the more mentally sound, honest, and compassionate candidate. These voters also more frequently view Trump as dangerous.
However, the former president also has strong points, with many voters viewing him as experienced, patriotic, and a strong leader.
According to Bloomberg, Trump has an edge in the crucial area of the economy. About 50% of Americans in key states trust him more on economic issues, while 45% favor Harris.
US election
The US presidential election will take place on November 5. The main contest is between the two leading candidates - Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris.
According to polls by The Wall Street Journal, Trump has a slight lead over Harris. But in swing states, the candidates’ ratings remain nearly equal.
