A recent poll conducted in the battleground state of North Carolina has revealed that former President Trump is currently leading Vice President Harris by a narrow margin of 50% to 48%. The survey, which involved 1,250 registered voters and was conducted from Oct. 24 to 29, carries a margin of error of 3%.
Both the Trump and Harris campaigns have been actively campaigning in North Carolina, recognizing the state's significance in the upcoming election. With 16 electoral votes at stake, North Carolina remains a crucial battleground that could sway the outcome of the presidential race.
According to the poll results, the top concerns among voters in North Carolina include inflation and the cost of living, with 27% of respondents highlighting this issue. The economy follows closely behind at 24%, with abortion, border security, and healthcare affordability also ranking as important topics for voters.
Demographic breakdowns from the survey show that Trump holds a significant lead among White voters, while Harris enjoys strong support among Black voters. Women in North Carolina are currently favoring Harris, while men are leaning towards Trump. Additionally, younger voters are more likely to support Harris, while older voters are showing a preference for Trump.
Notably, the poll also gauged public sentiment towards President Biden, revealing that 41% of voters approve of his job performance, while 54% disapprove.
As the election draws near, the competition in North Carolina remains fierce, underscoring the state's pivotal role in determining the outcome of the presidential race.
