Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden holds a narrow lead over President Trump, according to a new Harvard CAPS-Harris poll, released exclusively to The Hill one day before the first presidential debate.
Forty-seven percent of likely voters said they would vote for Biden if the election were held today, while 45 percent said they would back Trump. The survey marks a 3-point improvement for Trump and a 2-point decline for Biden from the last poll that was conducted in August.
Biden also led with likely voters who said they were unsure of who they were going to vote for, with 52 percent saying they were leaning toward supporting the former vice president at the ballot box and 48 percent leaning toward voting for Trump.
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WNU Editor: The reason why I posted this story is that the Harvard CAPS-Harris poll is not a Trump or Republican friendly polling company. IMHO they always under-sample Republican voters. But I will tell my Republican readers to not be cocky. This poll was done before the New York Times tax story, and according to Rasmussen Daily Tracking poll, it has probably hurt President Trump Their September 28 numbers now show only 46% of of likely U.S. voters approving of President Trump’s job performance. Fifty-three percent (53%) disapproving.
