Bad news for Kamala…
A New York Times/Siena College poll released on Monday morning found that Donald Trump is up on Kamala Harris in Arizona, Georgia, and North Carolina.
In Arizona, Trump is ahead of Harris, 50% to 45%, with 10% of Latino voters saying they were now undecided.
According to the survey, 49% of Georgia voters support Trump; 45% support Harris.
Trump’s advantage is slimmest in North Carolina, where the poll found him drawing 49% of the vote to the vice president’s 47%.
From CNN:
Across the three states, Trump holds double-digit advantages over Harris among likely voters as more trusted to handle the economy (up 14 points on this score in Arizona, 13 in North Carolina and 12 in Georgia), and is more broadly seen as having policies that have “helped people like you” than Harris is (across all three states, 45% say Trump’s policies have helped people like themselves, 34% that they’ve hurt; for Harris, 42% say her policies would hurt people like themselves, 37% that they would help).
In all three, likely voters are narrowly more likely to say that they trust Trump over Harris to handle whichever issue they name as the most important (50% say they trust Trump on that, 46% Harris).
The two candidates are about even in favorability across the three states, a contrast with some recent national polling finding Harris viewed more positively than Trump (across all three, Trump stands at 47% favorable to 50% unfavorable, while Harris is at 46% favorable to 51% unfavorable).
This story is developing…
✅ Arizona
✅ Georgia
✅ North Carolina“Trump Shows Signs of Strength in Sun Belt Battlegrounds, Polls Find”
New polls from The @nytimes & Siena College showed Donald J. Trump ahead in Arizona & leading in tight races in Georgia, North Carolina. https://t.co/5AzJnYLkL7
— Jason Miller (@JasonMillerinDC) September 23, 2024
