D-11 'flip-and-fumble' poll...1 percentage point advantage in neck-and-neck stocks, 'life and death'

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A poll showed that Vice President Harris has a close advantage after polls showed that former President Trump is dominant in the contested state that holds the key to winning or losing the U.S. presidential election.

With just 11 days to go before the U.S. presidential election, the candidates from both sides are going all out to gain a 1 percentage point advantage in competing states.

Correspondent Hong Sang-hee reports from Washington.

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About 10 days before the presidential election, polls by U.S. agencies show that the lead is reversed as if a neck-and-neck race is unfolding.

A pollster Tip Insights survey showed Harris leading by 3 percentage points on a national level, with 50% support for Vice President Harris and 47% for former President Trump.

A poll by Forbes and pollster Harris X conducted a day earlier.

Former President Trump's approval rating was 51%, ahead of Vice President Harris by 2 percentage points.

Currently, there are 226 electors secured by Vice President Harris and 219 electors secured by former President Trump.

Therefore, polls in seven competing states, where 93 must-win voters are at stake, are more sensitive.

This is the result of a Bloomberg News poll of competing states.

The survey was conducted on 5,000 registered voters in seven competing states by the 20th, with Vice President Harris' approval rating of 49.1%, 0.6 percentage points ahead of former President Trump.

Harris leads Pennsylvania, Michigan, Nevada and Arizona, while Trump leads Georgia, North Carolina and Wisconsin, but the gap is wider for Trump.

The Emerson University poll also found that former President Trump is 1 percentage point ahead of Vice President Harris in Pennsylvania, the largest battleground state.

With the departure of black and Latino supporters, Harris joins former President Obama and Beyoncé in a joint campaign rally to focus on black male voters.

[CAMALA HARRIS / VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES (Last 24th): I am honored to have the support of former President Obama. [I think it's showing the depth of support we receive and the enthusiasm that a lot of people are putting into the campaign]

Former President Trump, who also headed to Arizona and Nevada through North Carolina and Georgia yesterday, focuses on issues and the economy that he has the upper hand.

[Donald Trump / Former U.S. President (on the 24th, Georgia): The interest rate was 2%. Now the interest rate is 10%, but I can't get money. We're going to drill, drill, drill and everything will go down.]

With the presidential election just 10 days away, the competition for a mere 1% advantage in a close race is getting fiercer.

I'm YTN Hong Sang-hee in Washington.

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