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US election: Harris unexpectedly leads Trump in Iowa poll

According to a highly anticipated public opinion poll released on Saturday by Jinse Finance, Vice President Harris is slightly ahead of former President Trump in Iowa. Analysts believe that Iowa is a very staunch red state, and neither candidate focused on it in the final campaign. Predictors believe that Iowa is almost impossible to reverse. However, the latest poll released on Saturday, three days before Election Day, showed that Harris led Trump with a support rate of 47% to 44%, which was an unexpected result. Previously, Trump had led in Iowa polls in mid-September.

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