A recent poll of likely voters in Georgia has revealed a close race between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris. The poll, which averaged results from four surveys conducted in mid-September, shows Trump with 49% support and Harris with 48%, with both candidates within a margin of error of 3 percentage points.
The results indicate that there is no clear leader in Georgia at this time, with both candidates neck and neck in terms of voter support. This tight race underscores the importance of Georgia as a key state in upcoming elections.
In addition to Georgia, a similar poll was conducted in Arizona, where Trump leads with 50% support compared to Harris' 47% among likely voters. Once again, the results show a close competition between the two candidates, highlighting the significance of both states in the political landscape.
These polls provide valuable insights into the current political climate and voter preferences in key battleground states. As the election season progresses, the competition between Trump and Harris is expected to intensify, making these states crucial battlegrounds to watch.
