Politics, United States

New poll gives Harris narrow edge as debate looms

A national Marist poll for NPR shows Vice President Kamala Harris leading former President Donald Trump in the race for the presidency, as all eyes are on the debate between the two tonight.

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A new poll by Marist for NPR and released today (Tuesday), the date of the first and perhaps only debate between the presidential candidates, shows Kamala Harris narrowly leading Trump 49-48.

This result shows a relative decline in support for Harris compared to the previous poll at the beginning of August, when Harris won 51% of the vote, a sign that her momentum during her nomination and the Democratic national convention.

Other polls point to a very close race between the two candidates, including a Harvard/Harris poll showing the two candidates tied and a Siena/NYT poll showing Trump enjoying a narrow edge.

With the race so close, the stakes could not possibly be higher the debate taking place tonight at 9 PM EST, as Harris seeks to regain her momentum and Trump seeks to sink her like he did President Joe Biden.

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