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Latest Presidential Polls 2025 In Nevada 2025. Election Results 2025 Us Jamilah Quinn LAS VEGAS — Vice President Kamala Harris has a narrow lead in Nevada, the second-closest race among the seven swing states in the latest Emerson College Polling/8 News Now /The Hill poll released Thursday.With 48.1% of the vote in Nevada, Harris is just ahead of former President Donald Trump, who has 47.3% of the vote As the date for the showdown in the US Presidential Election nears, a new poll has found the two candidates -- Donald Trump and Kamala Harris -- in a close race in the key battleground states of Arizona and Nevada

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According to the CNN poll, conducted by SSRS, in Arizona, Harris has 48 per cent. Vice President Harris and former President Trump are statistically tied in the battleground state of Nevada, according to the Nevada Public Opinion Pulse (NVPOP) survey released Tuesday by Noble Pr… As the date for the showdown in the US Presidential Election nears, a new poll has found the two candidates -- Donald Trump and Kamala Harris -- in a close race in the key battleground states of Arizona and Nevada

Latest Presidential 2025 General Polls 2025 Morteza Harrison. As the date for the showdown in the US Presidential Election nears, a new poll has found the two candidates -- Donald Trump and Kamala Harris -- in a close race in the key battleground states of Arizona and Nevada Vice President Harris and former President Trump are locked in a tight race in the key battleground state of Nevada, according to the latest survey from AARP

Real Clear Politics Polls 2024 Ricca Lorrin. According to the CNN poll, conducted by SSRS, in Arizona, Harris has 48 per cent. The latest poll of 900 Nevadans shows Trump lost a point in the battleground state of Nevada, as the last Emerson College Polling done in September showed the candidates tied with 48 percent