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Vice President Kamala Harris has lost steam and her edge against former President Donald Trump has slipped in three major polls with less than a month to go until Election Day — yet another blow to Democrats who were already starting to panic about November. Harris has lost six percentage…
Sydney has been voted as the best city in the world – and also ranked second to Singapore as being the “friendliest.” The NSW capital just got more reasons to brag after it topped Condé Nast Traveler’s “world’s best” list, cementing its spot as one of the world’s premier tourist…
Former President Donald Trump is ahead of Vice President Kamala by one percentage point in the battleground states of Georgia and Arizona and all tied up in North Carolina, according to a new poll of likely voters. The Marist College swing-state surveys found Trump leading Harris, 50% to 49%, among…
Most voters think that Donald Trump is right about the economy and the direction of the country, according to two national polls that came out Sunday. A hefty 65% of likely voters feel the country is heading in the wrong direction and trust Trump more on the economy (50% to…
Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are locked in a dead heat in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, while the Democratic nominee holds a five-point lead among likely voters in Michigan, according to a survey of the swing states released Thursday. The Marist Institute for Public Opinion poll showed Trump…
Peach State voters are making up their minds, and a new poll suggests they might be coming back home to Donald Trump, bringing 16 electoral votes into his column — with a higher-than-average number of black voters still undecided. The Republican won the state in 2016 before losing by the narrowest…
The number of liberal young women has skyrocketed over the past two decades and their views on key issues have swayed further to the left, according to an analysis of more than 20 years of polling data. An average of 40% of women 18 to 29 years old identified themselves…
Kamala Harris is losing the fight for the American middle. In the latest New York Times/Siena College poll, a plurality of respondents — 44% — label her “too liberal or progressive.” Only 42% say she’s “not too far either way,” compared to a solid 50% who say that about Donald…
(The Center Square) – Republican Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson struggles to maintain the approval of voters in North Carolina, even from those within his own party. While 30% hold a very or somewhat favorable view of Robinson, his opponent, Democrat Attorney General Josh Stein, garners 44% favorability. This is according to…
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