Former President Donald Trump has regained his lead over Vice President Kamala Harris in the latest iteration of the New York Times/Siena College presidential election survey.
In a two-way race, Trump leads Harris by one point, with Trump receiving 48 percent of the vote compared to 47 percent for Harris. With this party candidates included, the former president’s lead expands to two points in a 47 to 45 result.
Trump is slightly outpacing Harris in terms of voter enthusiasm, though both parties remain relatively motivated. Among Trump 2020 voters, an astonishing 97 percent of respondents said they will be voting for him again in November. Just two percent said they will not be supporting him this time.
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Harris also holds a commanding lead among Biden 2020 voters, as 92 percent of respondents indicated that they plan to vote for Harris. An additional six percent of Biden 2020 voters said they will not be supporting Harris.
The former president holds a nine-point edge among voters who did not vote in 2020.
Keeping in line with months of polling trends, the two candidates find themselves split rather significantly along gender