Harris, Trump Neck and Neck Among Key Voter Groups

Recent polling indicates that Vice President Kamala Harris maintains a lead among Latino voters against Donald Trump, although her support has decreased from a 17-point lead to 12 points, reflecting Trump's growing appeal in this demographic. In key battleground states, Harris leads with 52% to Trump's 40%, but both candidates are intensifying outreach efforts to secure crucial votes ahead of the election. Conversely, Trump is gaining traction among Black voters, capturing 26% in Arizona and 25% in Georgia, which signals a potential shift in traditional Democratic voter bases. While Harris is gaining support among Black men, her lead in Wisconsin is marginal, just 0.2%, and she is struggling with young Latino men in swing states. The competitive landscape is underscored by Harris's outreach initiatives aimed at Latino and Black communities, as both candidates strive to mobilize their bases in the final stretch before the election. With over 34 million African Americans and a significant Latino electorate poised to vote, the outcome remains uncertain and closely contested.