NJ.comNew presidential poll: Harris has edge over Trump in these swing states
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55% : The new poll comes after recent polls conducted by USA TODAY and Suffolk University from Pennsylvania showed Harris also leading Trump in the state.53% : Harris is leading Trump in Pennsylvania with 51 percent of support compared to Trump's 45 percent of support in the key battleground state, according to the poll of 1,331 likely voters in the state.
45% : The new Quinnipiac University poll shows Harris leading Trump in the swing states of Pennsylvania and Michigan, which are both seen as critical states for the two frontrunners.
43% : The new poll also found that Harris and Trump are essentially tied in the state of Wisconsin.
36% : The recent polls were all conducted after the presidential debate between Trump and Harris last week.
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