With the U.S. presidential election approaching next Tuesday, Vice President Kamala Harris is edging ahead of Trump in three Rust Belt contention states, polls show.
A pollster Marist survey of around 1,300 voters in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan, respectively, found that Harris had a 2% to 3% advantage over Trump within the margin of error.
Pennsylvania and Wisconsin saw a wider gap in approval ratings compared to the survey in September, while Michigan narrowed the gap from 5%p in September to 3%p this time.
According to the survey, Vice President Harris appears to be on a last-minute rise in the Rust Belt, but the gap is all within the margin of error, making it difficult to predict the outcome.
In a recent poll of 700 voting voters in Nevada by Emerson University, Harris won 48% of the vote, 1%, ahead of Trumptte, who won 47%.
However, the survey also has a margin of error of ±3.6%, making it difficult to predict who will actually win, Harris or Trump.
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