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Bombshell poll of seven swing states reveals the margins between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris and the battleground where they are TIED for votes
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are splitting the swing states evenly in the latest polling.
Of the seven battleground states, Trump takes Arizona, North Carolina and Wisconsin, Harris takes Georgia, Michigan and Nevada and the frontrunners tie in Pennsylvania.
How the candidates perform in these states in November will determine the outcome of the 2024 presidential election – and both campaigns are going hard to win over swing state voters.
There are 93 Electoral College votes up for grabs between the seven competitive states, but the results of a new Emerson College Polling/The Hill poll released on Thursday reveal the two are in a dead tie.
A new swing state poll shows Donald Trump and Kamala Harris both winning three states and being tied in one – resulting a dead heat between the two front runners
If Trump were to win the three states he has a polling advantage, he would earn 37 votes in the Electoral College – and the same goes for the three states where Harris is favored in the new poll.
In Nevada, where the candidates are tied, there are 19 votes up for grabs.
North Carolina leans red and Nevada leans blue, but the rest of the states are as swing-y as they come and have flip-flopped and received very slim margins of victory for presidential candidates in recent cycles.
In every single swing state, the gap between Trump and Harris are within the poll's margin of error.
Possibly the most important voting bloc in the 2024 presidential race are independent and undecided voters in these key states.
When independent voters were polled in the seven states, Harris' advantage significantly grew.
Trump is only ahead with independent voters in Nevada while Harris wins the other six states.
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are barnstorming the seven battleground states to try and win over undecided and independent voters
Nevada voted blue in both 2016 and 2020 and has the least influence on the Electoral College of all the battlegrounds with only six votes.
In the 2016 race between Trump and Hillary Clinton, Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin all voted red and only Nevada went blue.
But in the 2020 race between Trump and Joe Biden, five of the six states that went red in the prior election cycles flipped blue.
Only the southern state of North Carolina remained red.
Trump and Harris are barnstorming the seven swing states in the home stretch of the 2024 presidential election.