Harris, 3 Rust Belt contending states have an advantage within the margin of error... "Two to three percentage points".

With the U.S. presidential election approaching next Tuesday, Vice President Kamala Harris is edging ahead of Trump in three Rust Belt contention states, polls show.

A pollster Marist survey of around 1,300 voters in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan, respectively, found that Harris had a 2% to 3% advantage over Trump within the margin of error.

Pennsylvania and Wisconsin saw a wider gap in approval ratings compared to the survey in September, while Michigan narrowed the gap from 5%p in September to 3%p this time.

According to the survey, Vice President Harris appears to be on a last-minute rise in the Rust Belt, but the gap is all within the margin of error, making it difficult to predict the outcome.

In a recent poll of 700 voting voters in Nevada by Emerson University, Harris won 48% of the vote, 1%, ahead of Trumptte, who won 47%.

However, the survey also has a margin of error of ±3.6%, making it difficult to predict who will actually win, Harris or Trump.