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Donald Trump Dealt Quadruple Polling Blow Within 48 Hours Showing He Is LOSING To Kamala Harris

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>Trump had some of the greatest winds at his back in political history, with Biden self destructing during the debate, the Republican supreme court ruling Trump is above the law, his hand picked Florida judge throwing out the case of him stealing top secret documents, the 'assassination' attempt and an National Republican Convention that felt like a victory lap. But polls reveal Trump has blown it all in about a week and it's only getting worse.

https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-quadruple-polling-blow-48-hours-kamala-harris-1933171

Former President Donald Trump was dealt a quadruple polling blow as Vice President Kamala Harris continues to surge ahead of November's 2024 election.

Across six national polls released on Tuesday and Wednesday, Trump trailed behind Harris in four and led in two. Harris was up by 4 percentage points in a Civiqs survey, 3 points in a Leger survey, 2 points in a YouGov survey and a point in an Ispos survey. Trump, on the other hand, had a 2-point advantage in a McLaughlin poll and a 2.6-point advantage in an ActiVote poll.

The polls suggest that the Democratic shake-up prompted by President Joe Biden's withdrawal from the race is working. The 2024 race has become much closer with Harris at the top of the ticket than with Biden.

Newsweek has contacted the Trump and Harris campaigns via email.

Even though Cook Political Report's latest national average, which was released Wednesday, showed Trump ahead by 1.3 point, it also showed Harris was able to halve Trump's lead, cutting it down from the 2.7 points, of which the former president was ahead against Biden.

The Leger poll, which found Harris with a 3-point advantage over Trump in a head-to-head, showed Harris with her biggest margin yet when other candidates were taken into account. The vice president led Trump by 7 points, with 48 percent support to his 41 percent. Independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. led third-party candidates at 5 percent.