New Poll Shows Kamala and Trump Too Close to Call in Michigan Poll

In the battleground state of Michigan, voters are almost evenly divided between former President Trump and Vice President Harris, according to a new poll released by the Washington Post on Thursday.

The results indicate that either candidate has the potential to secure the Great Lake State. Harris has a one-point advantage among likely voters, with 47 percent of the vote, compared to 46 percent of those who are supporting the former president.

Trump has a two-point lead over the vice president among registered voters, with a 47 percent percent to the vice president’s 45 percent.

A third of the respondents have already cast their ballots, according to the survey.

Out of the surveyed voters, sixty-five percent indicated that they would undoubtedly vote in the election, while two percent indicated that they would likely vote.

Only one percent of respondents believed that the likelihood was 50/50, while one percent believed it was less than that. Another 1 percent expressed their skepticism regarding their likelihood to vote.

The favorability of Trump was higher than that of Harris, with 46% of voters finding him more favorable than Harris, who received 45% in the category.

In contrast, Harris was regarded as unfavorable by 47% of voters, while 48% disliked the former president.

Compared to Trump’s 46 percent of support, the vice president garnered 47 percent of support from registered voters regarding her capacity to assist middle-class workers.

When it came to healthcare, Harris’s leadership was preferred by 46% of voters, while 40% preferred the former president.

In the areas of the economy, Trump was ahead of Harris by 49 percent to 42 percent, immigration by 51 percent to 38 percent, and taxes by 47 percent to 43 percent, with 47 percent of the vote in favor of Trump and 43 percent against the vice president.

From October 24 to October 28, the survey was administered to 1,004 registered voters in Michigan via text messages and phone interviews.

Registered and probable voters are both within the margin of error of plus or minus 3.7 percentage points.

New Poll Shows Kamala and Trump Too Close to Call in Michigan Poll

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