US Vice President Kamala Harris is ahead of former US President Donald Trump by only 2 points with Kamala Harris having a support of 49% compared to Donald Trump’s support of 47%.
According to Forbes, this latest survey conducted in October marks a shift from the previous polls where it was seen that Donald Trump was holding onto a slight advantage in North Carolina. Quinnipiac University survey involved approximately 1,031 likely voters and had a margin of error of about +-3.1% points.
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Both the presidential candidates, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris possess strong backing from their respective parties with 95% of Republicans supporting Donald Trump and 95% of Democrats supporting Kamala Harris, indicated the poll. Forbes also noted that the independent voters are much more divided with Kamala Harris leading Donald Trump by 49% to 45%.
The key factors that influence voter sentiment include Economy, Immigration, and Preserving Democracy. While Donald Trump is perceived as stronger on economic management and immigration, Kamala Harris is more favored on issues related to democracy and abortion rights. North Carolina still remains a critical battleground state with both the Presidential candidates trying their level best to win the electoral votes.
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FAQs:
In the latest poll surveys who is leading in North Carolina?
Latest polls indicated that US Vice President Kamala Harris has a rare narrow lead over former US President Donald Trump in North Carolina.
What factors can influence voter sentiment in the US Presidential Elections?
Economy, Immigration, and preserving Democracy are some key factors where Donald Trump is perceived as stronger on economic and immigration management and Kamala Harris is favored on issues related to democracy and abortion rights.
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