A VNA reporter in the US cited the results of an Economist/YouGov poll showing that Ms. Harris received 49% support compared to 45% for Trump, while 4% of voters were unsure.
According to a new poll released on October 10 local time, US Vice President Kamala Harris is leading former President Donald Trump by 4 points among likely voters.
A VNA reporter in the US cited the results of an Economist/YouGov poll showing that Ms. Harris received 49% support compared to 45% for Trump, while 4% of voters were unsure.
As for the main issues voters care about, 22% said inflation is the most important issue, 14% highlighted jobs and the economy, 13% are concerned about immigration and 11% are concerned about health care.
Meanwhile, former President Barack Obama is actively campaigning to help Vice President Harris, Governor Tim Walz and Democratic candidates across the country win.
Specifically, Mr. Obama directly participated in the election campaign as the Democratic Party sought to consolidate their base before the November 5 election, starting with an event in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on the evening of October 10.
The presidential race is tight here, as is a Senate race between Democrat Bob Casey and Republican Dave McCormick.
According to surveys compiled by Decision Desk HQ, Vice President Harris only slightly leads former President Trump, 49%-48%. Meanwhile, Mr. Casey has a larger advantage, 49% to 45% over McCormick.
Former President Obama's campaign kickoff in Pennsylvania, President Joe Biden's birthplace, underscores Democrats' efforts to defend key battleground states like Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin.
In addition, former President Obama is also stepping up efforts to support Democratic candidates by appearing in advertisements for candidates running for the federal Senate such as Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin (Michigan) and former Congresswoman Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (Florida).
He has also hosted fundraising events for major groups like the Democratic National Committee and is expected to take on additional advertising activities./.
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