Former President Donald J. Trump leads Vice President Kamala Harris in six of seven swing states when leaners are included in Emerson College Polling Center’s final poll. However, the margins are razor-thin, with five of Trump’s six leads under one percent.
Trump’s strongest lead is in Arizona, where he is up by 2.1 points. This falls to 0.7 in Pennsylvania, 0.5 in Georgia, 0.4 in North Carolina, 0.3 in Wisconsin, and a minuscule 0.1 in Nevada. Harris leads in Michigan by 1.6 points.
Results without leaners are also very mixed: Trump leads by two points in Arizona, and by one point in Georgia, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania. The race is a dead heat in Nevada and Wisconsin, and in Michigan, Harris holds a two-point lead.
Emerson’s results suggest a battle of the sexes may decide the presidential contest, with men breaking for Trump and women breaking for Harris in all seven states. Men break more strongly for the America First leader than women break for the Democratic candidate in every case—but women have outpaced men in early voting turnout so far, at 54 percent to 43.6 percent.
📊 Final Emerson Poll (with leaners)
Arizona – 🔴 Trump +2.1
Pennsylvania – 🔴 Trump +0.7
Georgia – 🔴 Trump +0.5
North Carolina – 🔴 Trump+0.4
Wisconsin – 🔴 Trump +0.3
Nevada – 🔴 Trump +0.1
Michigan – 🔵 Harris +1.6#9 (3/2.9/3.0) | Likely voters | 10/30-11/2 https://t.co/nId3ANs1fD pic.twitter.com/9VdAzT3eyd
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) November 4, 2024