Recent polls from The New York Times and Siena College indicate a significant shift in voter preference in key Sun Belt states, showing Vice President Kamala Harris in close contention with former President Donald Trump.
In Arizona, Harris leads with 50% against Trump’s 45%. North Carolina shows Harris at 49% and Trump at 47%. In Nevada, Trump has a slight edge with 48% to Harris’s 47%, while in Georgia, Trump leads with 50% to Harris’s 46%.
These polls mark a notable change from earlier in the year when Trump had a more substantial lead in these states, suggesting a tightening of the race as the election approaches.
