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New York Times/Siena College National Survey of Likely Voters

TOPICS:2024 ElectionHarrisNationalSiena PollTrump

Posted By: Siena Research Institute October 25, 2024

  • National Likely Voters Tied; Harris 48%, Trump 48%
  • Trump Leads Among Men, White Voters, Midwest and South
  • Harris Leads Among Women, Non-white Voters, Northeast and West

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