Is Trump or Harris Ahead in the Polls Today, September 13?

As the 2024 presidential election approaches, the latest Kamala Harris vs. Donald Trump poll results for September 13 are capturing national attention. The race between Harris and Trump remains a key focus, highlighting the intense battle for voter support in a sharply divided political landscape. Recent data reveals a tight race with differing results across states, indicating the unpredictable nature of the voters.

Here’s a breakdown of the latest polling data and what it means for each candidate’s standing.

Kamala Harris vs Donald Trump Poll Results for September 13

As of September 13, 2024, Kamala Harris leads Donald Trump by 3.4% in the national polling average, based on 181 recent polls. Harris has 49.3% support, while Trump has 45.9%. (via The Hill)

Recent polling highlights varying results across different states and methodologies. For example, an Ipsos/Reuters poll conducted between September 12 and 13 shows Harris leading Trump by 5%, while a Morning Consult poll from September 12 gives Harris a 5% advantage as well. On the other hand, a Rasmussen Reports poll from September 6 to 12 indicates a 2% lead for Trump. These disparities emphasize the fluctuating nature of the race and the impact of different polling techniques.

In Georgia, Trump holds a narrow 0.3% lead based on 24 data points. A recent Quinnipiac University survey shows Trump at 49% and Harris at 45%. In Florida, Trump leads by 3.3% according to 9 polls. An Emerson College survey from September 4-5 shows Trump ahead by 4%. Arizona is currently tied, based on 25 polls. A recent InsiderAdvantage survey shows Trump at 49% and Harris at 48%.

Notably, in key battleground states, the race is equally tight. In Michigan, Harris has a slight 0.8% lead based on 28 polls, with recent results showing a near tie. In Nevada, Harris holds a 0.5% edge over Trump, while in North Carolina, she leads by just 0.1%. Harris performs more strongly in Wisconsin with a 3% lead and in Virginia with a 6% lead, based on 31 and 8 polls, respectively. However, Pennsylvania is almost evenly split, with Harris holding a slim 0.4% advantage based on 40 polls.

While Harris has gained a slight edge nationally, the race remains highly competitive with significant variability across states. The final outcome will hinge on how these state-level battles play out, making the next few weeks crucial for both campaigns.