With less than a week until Election Day, former President Trump and Vice President Harris are locked in a stalemate in the battleground state of Michigan.
A Wednesday poll from USA Today found Trump and Harris tied among likely Michigan voters, both at 47%. The poll surveyed 500 likely voters from October 24 to October 27 and was touted to have a margin of error of 4.4%.
The poll also found that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. received about 1% of the vote despite withdrawing from the race and supporting Trump. Mr. Kennedy's efforts to have his name removed from Michigan's ballots failed, and the Michigan Supreme Court ruled against the move this fall.
The poll comes as Harris' lead has narrowed to just one point in a Reuters national poll, with the vice president's approval rating at 44% and Trump's 43%.
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Former President Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris remain neck and neck in the presidential race.
Tuesday's poll showed Harris' lead had shrunk compared to a poll conducted in early October, when she had a two-point lead.
The Reuters poll surveyed 1,150 adults nationwide, including 975 registered voters.
Polls also found that Harris missed several key issues, including voters' concerns about extremism and threats to democracy. A Reuters poll in early October gave him a 7-point lead over Trump on the issue, but Tuesday's poll showed his lead had shrunk to just 2%.
Polls show Trump is more popular than Harris on several key issues. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Wednesday's poll comes after another USA Today poll found Monday that Harris and Trump are once again in a close race in Wisconsin. A poll of 500 likely voters in the state found Trump's approval rating at 48%, compared to 47% for Harris.
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Wisconsin was one of three Rust Belt states that voted for Trump in 2016 and returned to the Democratic Party in 2020. President Biden won the state by just 20,682 votes (0.7 points).
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As of Monday morning, early voters in Wisconsin had cast 850,163 votes, while more than 41 million votes had already been cast nationwide.
Fox News' Stephen Sorace contributed to this report
