NBC News Correspondents Monica Alba and Garrett Haake have the latest from the Harris and Trump campaigns. NBC News Senior Political Editor Mark Murray and CNBC Senior Economics Reporter Steve Liesman explain the latest polls on the presidential race.
Vice President Kamala Harris has quickly turned around lagging support from Latinos for the Democratic ticket, though the backing is currently a few points short of the level Joe Biden achieved in 2020, a poll released Wednesday by Equis Research shows. With 80 days to go in the election, Harris “is on track to hold off a GOP surge” in support from Latino voters, according to a memo on the poll. Equis Research is a Democratic polling firm that focuses on Latinos.
She has support from 59% of Latinas, nine points better than Biden had in early June, and her support has risen among Latino men, from Biden’s 41% to Harris 51%. The pollsters said that Harris' support is not only among liberal Latinos, though that is where she has made her best gains — 16 percentage points better than Biden. But she's also doing better with moderate, 12 points, and conservative, 7 points, Latinos.
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