Kamala Harris (49-50% to 47% in the country) For Trump( 47% overall). Interactive Poll Tracker

The below Polls are at 12:30 noon 11/4/24...To get instant figures you can to to Poll Tracker at The New York Times.
Kamala is ahead by 1% point in the states that need to be won. It is believed that like in the past the polls are underestimating one of the candidates or both. It's possible the same could be at play here also.
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Note: Individual poll results are shown as circles for each candidate. Polls with greater weight in the average have larger circles. Source: Averages by The New York Times; polls collected by FiveThirtyEight and The Times.

Explore Electoral College scenarios

 

Both Trump and Harris have states they can probably count on to get at least 200 electoral votes, but they need to get to 270 to win. Let’s zoom in on seven key states in the middle where the vote was closest in 2020.

Harris
Trump
226 electoral votes
219 
270 to win

Today’s polls show the election could go either way
Neither candidate currently holds a polling lead in enough states to reach 270 electoral votes. Polls in the closest states are essentially tied.

Harris 251

Trump 268

10
Wis.
+1
15
Mich.
<1
19
Pa.
Even
16
N.C.
<1
6
Nev.
<1
16
Ga.
+1
11
Ariz.
+3
270

If the polls miss in Trump’s favor
Trump could win if the polls are underestimating him even slightly. In 2016 and 2020, he outperformed the polls in the swing states, and he could do it again. Here’s one possibility.

Harris 236

Trump 302

10
Wis.
15
Mich.
19
Pa.
16
N.C.
6
Nev.
16
Ga.
11
Ariz.
270
Trump is within 1 point of the lead in these states.

If the polls miss in Harris’s favor
Harris could easily prevail if the polls are underestimating her. For example, state polls underestimated Democrats in the 2022 midterms, and they could also miss in that direction this year. Here’s a possible scenario.

Harris 292

Trump 246

10
Wis.
15
Mich.
19
Pa.
16
N.C.
6
Nev.
16
Ga.
11
Ariz.
270
Harris is within 1 point of the lead in these states.


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