Presidential election polls latest: Kamala Harris takes shock 24-point lead over Donald Trump with key group

Kamala Harris has a 24-point lead among voters who just made up their minds last month, according to a new poll.

Harris is ahead by 60 to 36 percent of those voters, according to the Emerson College poll.

The time frame roughly aligns with the five weeks that have passed since the presidential debate between Harris and Trump on September 10.

The poll showed that 80 percent of voters made their decision more than a month ago, and Trump was leading 52 percent to 48 percent in that group.

Only 11 percent made their decision in the last month.

Spencer Kimball, CEO of Emerson College Polling, said:

The 3 percent of voters who said they could still change their minds currently favor Harris, 48 ​​percent to 43 percent.

Early voting began in three more states with just 18 days left until the election.

It comes days after the swing state of Georgia began early voting, reaching record numbers.

328,000 Georgians cast early votes in person or by mail, more than double the previous record of 136,000 in 2020, the year Joe Biden came out ahead with fewer than 12,000 votes.

By Emily Goodin, Senior White House Correspondent in Berlin

President Joe Biden urged NATO allies to continue supporting Ukraine during his visit to Germany.

He met with Chancellor Olaf Scholz before holding four-way talks with French President Emmanuel Macron and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. The leaders will discuss the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East.

“We support Ukraine as powerfully as we can and at the same time make sure that NATO does not become a party to the war, so that this war does not become an even bigger catastrophe,” Scholz said.

‘The United States and Germany are the two biggest supporters of Ukraine in its fight for survival…. I know the cost is high, but it pales in comparison to the cost of living in a world where aggression prevails, where large states They attack the little ones simply because they can,” Biden said.

Lip reader Jeremy Freeman decrypted their chat for DailyMail.com, sparking speculation they were discussing Vice President Kamala Harris’ chances of winning the White House.

By Emily Goodin, Senior White House Correspondent in Berlin

President Joe Biden received the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany as part of his state visit.

Biden began his daylong trip with a meeting with German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and a formal review of troops.

Steinmeier then presented him with the Order of Merit. President George HW Bush is the only other American president to receive the Order of Merit, in 1994, for strengthening the relationship between the United States and Germany after the Cold War.

Steinmeier noted that 44 years ago, when Biden arrived in Germany as a senator, a German official noted at the time that the then-senator would become “an important political figure.”

“When you were elected president, you restored Europe’s hope in the transatlantic alliance literally overnight,” he told Biden.

Biden, in his acceptance speech, spoke of the importance of alliances.

“Germany and the United States came together to support the great people of Ukraine in their fight for freedom, democracy and for their own survival,” he said.

Regarding Ukraine, he noted: “We are heading into a very difficult winter and we cannot give up.”

Fox News’ tumultuous interview with Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris on Wednesday night received blockbuster ratings.

The highly anticipated primetime interview between host Bret Baier and Harris racked up more than 7.1 million live viewers. depending on the medium.

That audience size means it was the most-watched cable news interview of the 2024 election season, drawing more eyeballs than any Donald Trump rally this year.

‘This seating arrangement is weird, right? I mean, it looks like the plutocrats are about to play Family Feud! And the survey says… whatever you want!’