RE: Dropping in the polls?

Posted on: September 17, 2024 at 13:50:43 CT

Harris leads Trump by three points, 48% to 45%, with 8% undecided, in a new Forbes/HarrisX survey of 3,018 registered voters taken Sept. 11-13 (margin of error 1.8), after the two were tied, at 45%, with 10% undecided in a pre-debate HarrisX survey of 1,003 registered voters taken Sept. 9-10 (margin of error 3.1).

In a Monmouth University poll of 803 registered voters taken Sept. 11-15 (margin of error 3.9), 49% said they will definitely or probably vote for Harris in November, while 44% said the same about Trump—results that nearly mirror the group’s August survey that found Harris leading 48% to 43%.

Harris leads Trump 51% to 45% in Morning Consult’s likely voter survey taken Sept. 13-15, a three-point increase since before the Sept. 10 debate and her widest lead yet in the group’s weekly surveys (Harris led 50% to 45% among likely voters in a one-day Morning Consult poll taken Sept. 11, immediately after the debate).

Harris was up 52%-46% among likely voters and 51%-47% among registered voters in an ABC News/Ipsos poll taken days following the debate on Sept. 11-13, essentially unchanged from her six-point leads with likely voters in late August and early August ABC/Ipsos surveys—even though 63% of Americans said Harris won last week’s debate.

Also after the debate, Harris led by a five-point margin—47% to 42%—in a two-day Reuters/Ipsos poll of registered voters that closed Sept. 12, (in late August, a Reuters/Ipsos poll showed Harris with a 45%-41% advantage).

Edited by Ace at 13:51:10 on 09/17/24