MSNBC’s Steve Kornacki said Sunday that while polls showing former President Donald Trump’s strength are “hard to ignore,” Vice President Kamala Harris’ “positive image” remains negative with less than 10 days until Election Day. He said that the situation was declining at the same time.
Polls between Harris and Trump showed a close race last week, and some experts are predicting a close race on November 5th. Kornacki noted on “Meet the Press” that major news outlets such as the Wall Street Journal and CNBC are currently reporting on Trump’s lead. lead.
“One of the things we’ve noticed in the last few days is that this is not all of the polls that are out there right now, but there are a lot of them, four in the last four days, very small. “It’s a potentially meaningful move in Trump’s direction, albeit on a scale, in the context of this close race. I don’t want to overstate it, but at the same time it’s hard to ignore these four,” Kornacki said.
“The recently released CNBC poll has Trump leading by 2 points. The Wall Street Journal poll has him leading by 3 points. Siena and the New York Times, it’s a tied race. CNN, it’s a tie race,” Kornacki added. “What’s important here is the broader movement, and again, we’re looking in the direction of Trump.”
Kornacki noted that MSNBC’s latest national poll shows Harris leading by 1.2 points, down 1.8 points from a few weeks ago, and also emphasized that the margin in battleground states is “extremely thin.” (Related: New WSJ poll: Trump leads nationally)
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“They picked up on something that NBC’s own poll had suggested recently, and that was a change in Kamala Harris’ image. In the CNBC poll, 42 people were positive and 48 were negative. “We see that there are more negatives than positives, and that’s where President Trump is overrepresented (39, 49),” Kornacki said.
“Importantly, about a month ago when we were polling this, Harris had more positive reviews than negatives,” Kornacki added. “Our poll, the CNBC poll, and other polls out there right now show that Harris’ negative ratings outweigh her positive ratings.”
both CBS and ABC News Public opinion polls show Harris leading by a narrow margin. Real Clear Politics” On average, they are still 0.1 points ahead of President Trump. According to RealClearPolitics, Trump maintains a narrow lead in key battleground states critical to victory in November.
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