Shock to Trump before US presidential elections, Harris ahead, poll results shocked the world

US Presidential Election: In the elections to be held in America in the month of November, Democratic candidate Kamala Harris seems to be defeating Republican candidate Donald Trump. Recent survey results have shown Kamala Harris ahead in many major states. These states include American states like Arizona, Michigan and Pennsylvania.

In the latest poll released by UMass Lowell’s Center for Public Opinion and YouGov, Kamala Harris is leading in the state of Michigan compared to Trump. In this state, Kamala Harris is shown ahead with 48 percent votes and Donald Trump with 43 percent votes. UMass Lowell Professor Rodrigo Castro Cornejo has given a statement on the results of this poll. He said, ‘This margin is good news for Vice President Kamala Harris.’ He said that if Trump wants to take the lead in this state, he will have to work very hard.

Donald will not contest 2028 elections
Apart from Michigan, Harris is also leading over Trump in Pennsylvania. According to polls, there is a tough race between the two leaders in Pennsylvania. The competition in this state may become even tougher in the coming days. Recently, Donald Trump had said in the news program ‘Full Measure’ that this is the last election of his life. If he loses in this election then he will not contest the presidential election in 2028 elections. Trump said that he is hopeful that he will win this election.

The atmosphere is being created in favor of Kamala Harris
In fact, Joe Biden was the first presidential candidate from the Democratic Party for the presidential elections to be held in America, but for the first time, Joe Biden was seen losing in the presidential debate between Trump and Biden. After which Kamala Harris was made the presidential candidate from the Democratic Party. Again, in the presidential debate between Trump and Harris, Harris appeared to be superior to Trump. Since then, the atmosphere seems to be in favor of Kamala Harris.

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