Kamala Harris Faces Declining Support Among Voters

Recent polls indicate a decline in Vice President Kamala Harris's support among Generation Z voters in Wisconsin, where she currently leads Donald Trump 52% to 48%, down from a previous lead of 53% to 47%. Concerns arise as 12% of voters aged 18 to 29 have shifted away from supporting Harris, with increasing numbers remaining undecided rather than backing Trump. Despite this, Harris has found favor with millennials aged 30 to 44, where she holds a lead over Trump. The impact of the recent presidential debate remains mixed, with Harris being perceived as the winner, yet her overall lead in the polls has not significantly changed. Taylor Swift's endorsement of Harris suggests potential influence, but its effectiveness is debated, particularly among younger voters who have been increasingly critical of Harris's campaign. Analysts highlight the complications posed by social desirability bias, which may affect voter behavior in a manner reminiscent of past elections.