Vice President Kamala Harris is trailing former President Donald Trump in the latest polls from New Hampshire. The poll conducted by New Hampshire Journal/Praecones Analytica, which took place between July 19th and July 21st, found that in a hypothetical matchup, Trump leads with 40.2% to Harris’ 39.3. This is a smaller margin than the one between Trump and President Joe Biden, who saw Trump leading by just .3%, with Trump seeing 39.7% to Biden’s 39.4.
Notably, the gap between Trump and Harris is larger than that between Trump and Biden, as only .3 percent separated the two, with Trump leading with 39.7 percent and Biden trailing closely behind with 39.4 percent. The survey also showed that Republican voters have shown significantly more enthusiasm than their Democratic counterparts, with 50.2% of Republicans describing themselves as “more enthusiastic” compared to 35% of Democrats who said the same.
This poll coincides with a HarrisX/Forbes survey, which shows Trump leading by ten points over Harris nationally. The survey, conducted among 2,169 likely voters by Harris X for Forbes between July 19th and July 21st, found Trump leading with 52% to Harris’ 42%, while undecided voters made up 6. When including leans, the poll results were as follows: Trump – 54%, Harris – 46.
These polls come as the media and Democrats have been accused of covering up Vice President Kamala Harris’ record, particularly her support for radical policies such as the Green New Deal and the decriminalization of illegal immigration during her 2020 campaign for president.