In the survey conducted in the USA, Trump is ahead of Kamala Harris.

In a survey conducted in the USA, former President Donald Trump was 2 points ahead of Vice President Kamala Harris, who took over the candidacy from President Joe Biden of the Democratic Party.

TRUMP'S VOTE SHARE IS 49%

According to the latest survey conducted by the Wall Street Journal (WSJ), Trump received the support of 49% of the registered 1000 voters, while Harris remained at 47%. It is seen that Harris' performance has made a significant improvement compared to Biden, who was 6 points behind Trump in a survey conducted by WSJ earlier this month.

HARRIS, ONLY 2 POINTS BEHIND

The survey also revealed a sharp increase in Harris' popularity among registered voters. The rate, which was 35% earlier this month, rose to 46% with an 11-point jump. In contrast, Trump's popularity remained at 47% and Biden's at 39%.

BIDEN WITHDREW FROM THE PRESIDENTIAL RACE

After weeks of internal party debates about his age, mental fitness, and ability to win the White House in November, Biden announced on July 21 that he was withdrawing from the presidential race and endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris as his replacement. Harris, who quickly gained the support of more than half of the Democratic delegates, thus reached the number of delegates required for the party's presidential candidacy. The Democratic Party's presidential candidate will be officially determined at the party convention to be held in Chicago from August 19-22.