Trump and Harris's Popularity Levels Are Almost Identical in All 'Swing' States

The popularity levels of former U.S. President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are roughly the same in almost all 'swing' states, according to results from a survey conducted by Emerson College Polling on behalf of The Hill.

In Georgia and Nevada, Harris is slightly ahead of Trump, with 49% of voters in those states indicating they would vote for the Vice President, compared to 48% for the former leader.

In Michigan, Harris leads Trump by two percentage points, with her approval rating at 50%. Meanwhile, Trump's popularity is slightly higher in Arizona, where he has the support of 50% of voters, against Harris's 47%.

In North Carolina and Wisconsin, Trump is ahead of Harris by one percentage point, holding a 49% approval rating.