Race Tightens: Harris vs. Trump in Battleground States

Kamala Harris' lead over Donald Trump narrows to a single percentage point in the final stages of the U.S. presidential race, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll. With Trump holding advantages on key issues like the economy and immigration, the contest remains tightly contested as both candidates vie for crucial battleground states.

Kamala Harris' lead over Donald Trump has diminished to a mere one-point margin in the crucial days before the U.S. presidential election, per the latest Reuters/Ipsos poll. Harris is now ahead 44% to Trump's 43%, indicating a race too close to call.

The poll highlights Trump's strengths on pivotal issues, with voters favoring him 47% to Harris' 37% on economic matters. Trump's hardline immigration stance also garnered more support, with 48% approving compared to Harris' 33%.

While Harris maintains a slight edge on political extremism, both candidates are neck and neck in battleground states, stressing voter turnout's importance. The survey underscores a high level of voter certainty, with 89% of Democrats and 93% of Republicans likely to cast ballots.

(With inputs from agencies.)