On November 4th, according to The New York Times, the competition between Democratic presidential candidate Harris and Republican presidential candidate Trump remains fierce in seven battleground states. Harris is slightly ahead in Michigan and Wisconsin, while Trump is slightly ahead in Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, and North Carolina. The overall national support rate is Harris (49%) and Trump (48%).
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New York Times poll: Six battleground states are evenly matched, with Harris leading by 1% nationally
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