Former US President Donald Trump has gained a slight advantage over Vice President Kamala Harris in a new poll conducted by the New York Times in collaboration with Siena College. According to the results, Trump holds 48% support among potential voters, while Harris stands at 47%.
This marks the first poll in the past month where Trump has overtaken Harris. The dip in Harris’ ratings may be linked to the end of extensive media coverage following the Democratic National Convention in August.
Trump’s support is bolstered by his strong positions on key issues that resonate with voters, and 46% view him favorably, making him more popular than in the 2016 and 2020 elections.
