Here's What the Polls Say. Posted: July 22, 2024 | Last updated: October 31, 2024 President Biden has withdrawn from the 2024 race, endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris as his successor.

NPR asks Chris Borick of Pennsylvania's Muhlenberg College Institute of Public Opinion about swing state polls that predicted narrow margins in the presidential race.

The same average also has Harris narrowly ahead of Trump in some key battleground states like Pennsylvania (1%) and Wisconsin (.3%). In Tennessee, a new poll from the conservative Beacon Center of ...

No poll is predictive. Every single one of them is a measure of a specific window inside a specific space. No one wins—or loses—based on the polls, and it’s often irresponsible to say that ...

On one hand, the polls look very much like the 2020 and 2016 election results. Trump trails Vice President Kamala Harris by 1.9 percentage points in the RealClearPolitics average of recent polls ...

An NBC News poll released Sunday shows Harris and Trump tied in the national vote. ... Control of the House looks like a toss-up for now, but the GOP might retain the majority after Election Day.

Viewed another way, fixation on the polls looks like a deeply democratic act. Issue polling reveals truths about an electorate and its interests, and therefore defends them.

A pair of polls released this week offers an early look at how Iran strikes could affect Trump's job approval numbers.

Exit polls, large-scale studies of voters, ... It’s the nation’s first look into what the electorate looks like and how voters are feeling about the election, ...