A Marist College poll published Wednesday shows Harris with a five-point lead (52%-47%) among likely voters, improving from her two-point lead in September.
Similarly, the Economist/YouGov poll shows Harris maintaining a four-point lead at 49%-45%, matching her performance from last week.
Morning Consult’s latest weekly poll, released Tuesday, reports Harris ahead 50%-46%, a slight decline from her previous 51%-45% lead. Additionally, an Ipsos/Reuters poll gives Harris a 47%-44% edge over Trump.
Closer Margins in Other Surveys
Several other polls reveal much tighter margins between the two candidates. Trump trails Harris by just two points (51%-49%) in a Harvard CAPS/Harris survey of registered voters. The two were also tied in the same group’s September poll.
Another NBC poll shows a deadlock, with both Trump and Harris tied at 48%.
An ABC/Ipsos poll released Sunday gives Harris a narrow two-point advantage (50%-48%), but this is within the poll’s margin of error.
Similarly, a CBS/YouGov poll from the same day reports a 51%-48% lead for Harris, with slightly closer margins than her 52%-48% advantage last month.
Harris’ Overall Performance
Despite the varying poll results, Harris is slightly projected to win heading into the election.
