Former President Donald Trump is gaining ground in three key swing states ahead of the 2024 election, according to a new poll from The New York Times and Siena College.
The poll, conducted between September 17 and 21, surveyed 2,077 likely voters across the three states.
In Arizona, Trump leads Harris by five points, with a 50%-45% margin.
In Georgia, he holds a similar lead at 49%-45%.
The race is tighter in North Carolina, where Trump leads by a narrow 49%-47%.
This swing toward Trump is significant, particularly in Arizona and Georgia, both of which Joe Biden “won” in 2020.
Arizona’s shift is especially noteworthy, as a New York Times poll in August showed Harris leading by five points in the state.
Several factors could have influenced this change, including the Democratic National Convention, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s endorsement of Trump after dropping out of the race, and the endorsement of Harris by former Vice President Dick Cheney and former Congresswoman Liz Cheney.
Additionally, a second assassination attempt on Trump occurred during the polling period, potentially affecting voter opinions.
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