An Emerson University survey showed Trump and Harris' approval ratings in Pennsylvania at 49 to 48%, respectively, and a Bloomberg survey showed Harris versus Trump at 50 to 48.2%, reversing the lead.
A Fox News poll showed Harris ahead by 2 percentage points with 50 to 48 percent of registered voters, but Trump led by 1 percentage point with 50 to 49 percent.
In Michigan, a key Democratic stronghold along with Pennsylvania, the results were mixed depending on the respondents, according to the Washington Post survey, which showed Trump ahead by 2%p in registered voter surveys, but Harris had a 1%p advantage when narrowed down to those willing to vote.
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