What are the swing states? See polling, previous outcomes from 7 key states

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All eyes are on the seven swing states because the clock on the 2024 presidential election ticks previous the one-week mark.

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump have barnstormed throughout the seven states that symbolize the potential tipping level within the Electoral School.

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Polling throughout Georgia, North CarolinaPennsylvaniaMichiganWisconsinNevada and Arizona reveals tight races in the important thing states.

Each candidates are making their closing pitches to the swing states and the nation as Election Day attracts nearer.

This is what it’s essential know in regards to the battleground states.

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Swing state polls, previous election outcomes

Georgia

  • 2016 presidential election outcomes: Trump beat Hillary Clinton 51% to 45.9%
  • 2020 presidential election outcomes: Joe Biden beat Trump 49.5% to 49.3%

Listed here are some latest polls taken in Georgia, together with the dates they had been performed, pattern dimension and their margin of error.

  • Atlas Intel: Trump 51%, Harris 48% (Oct. 25-29; 1,429 possible voters; margin of error: ±3 share factors)
  • Marist: Trump 49%, Harris 49%, (Oct. 17-22; 1,193 possible voters; margin of error: ±3.9 share factors)
  • Bloomberg: Trump 49.9%, Harris 48.4% (Oct. 16-20; 855 possible voters; margin of error: ±3 share factors)

North Carolina

  • 2016 presidential election outcomes: Trump beat Clinton 50.5% to 46.8%
  • 2020 presidential election outcomes: Trump beat Biden 50.1% to 48.7%

Listed here are some latest polls taken in North Carolina, together with the dates they had been performed, pattern dimension and margin of error:

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  • AtlasIntel: Harris 48%, Trump 47% (Oct. 25-29; 1,665 possible voters; margin of error ±3 share factors)
  • SurveyUSA/WRAL: Harris 47%, Trump 47% (Oct. 23-26; 853 possible voters; margin of error ±3.6 share factors)
  • Emerson: Trump 50%, Harris 48% (Oct. 21-22; 950 possible voters; margin of error ±3.1 share factors)

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Pennsylvania

  • 2016 presidential election outcomes: Trump beat Clinton 48.6% to 47.9%
  • 2020 presidential election outcomes: Biden beat Trump 50% to 48.8%

Listed here are some latest polls taken in Pennsylvania, together with the dates they had been performed, pattern dimension and margin of error:

  • Quinnipiac University: Trump 49%, Harris 47% (Oct. 24-28; 2,186 possible voters; margin of error ±2.1 share factors)
  • CNN/SSRS: Harris 48%, Trump 48% (Oct. 23-28; 723 possible voters; margin of error ±4.7 share factors)
  • Emerson: Trump 49%, Harris 48% (Oct. 21-22; 860 possible voters; margin of error ±3.3 share factors)
tony Weatherly, a senior election specialist at the West Bloomfield Township, Michigan, offices, takes out many early voting ballots from the drop box on Oct. 8, 2024. Weatherly does this every morning in order to stay on top of checking in the ballots of voting residents so he doesn't end up with a backlog of them as Election Day nears.

Michigan

  • 2016 presidential election outcomes: Trump beat Clinton 47.6% to 47.4%
  • 2020 presidential election outcomes: Biden beat Trump 50.6% to 47.8%

Listed here are some latest polls taken in Michigan, together with the dates they had been performed, pattern dimension and margin of error:

  • CNN/SSRS: Harris 48%, Trump 43% (Oct. 23-28; 723 possible voters; margin of error ±4.8 share factors)
  • Atlas Intel: Trump 49%, Harris 48% (Oct. 25-29; 983 possible voters; 500 possible voters; margin of error ±3 share factors)
  • USA TODAY/Suffolk: Harris 47%, Trump 47% (Oct. 24-27; 500 possible voters; margin of error ±4.4 share factors)

Wisconsin

  • 2016 presidential election outcomes: Trump beat Clinton 47.8% to 47%
  • 2020 presidential election outcomes: Biden beat Trump 49.6% to 48.9%

Listed here are some latest polls taken in Wisconsin, together with the dates they had been performed, pattern dimension and margin of error:

  • AtlasIntel: Harris 49%, Trump 49% (Oct. 25-29; 1,470 possible voters; margin of error ±3 share factors)
  • CNN/SSRS: Harris 51%, Trump 45% (Oct. 23-28; 736 possible voters; margin of error ±4.8 share factors)
  • USA TODAY/Suffolk University: Trump 48%, Harris 47% (Oct. 20-23; 500 possible voters; margin of error ±4.4 share factors).

Nevada

  • 2016 presidential election outcomes: Clinton beat Trump 47.9% to 45.5%
  • 2020 presidential election outcomes: Biden beat Trump 50.1% to 47.7%

Listed here are some latest polls taken in Nevada, together with the dates they had been performed, pattern dimension and margin of error:

  • AtlasIntel: Harris 48%, Trump 48% (Oct. 25-29; 1,083 possible voters; margin of error ±3 share factors)
  • CNN/SSRS: Trump 48%, Harris 47% (Oct. 21-26; 683 possible voters; margin of error ±4.6 share factors)
  • Bloomberg: Harris 48.8%, Trump 48.3% (Oct. 16-26; 420 possible voters; margin of error ±5 share factors)

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Arizona

  • 2016 presidential election outcomes: Trump beat Clinton 49% to 45.5%
  • 2020 presidential election outcomes: Biden beat Trump 49.4% to 49.1%

Listed here are some latest polls taken in Arizona, together with the dates they had been performed, the pattern dimension and the margin of error:

  • AtlasIntel: Trump 51%, Harris 47% (Oct. 25-29; 1,458 possible voters; margin of error ±3 share factors)
  • CNN/SSRS: Harris 48%, Trump 47% (Oct. 21-26; 781 possible voters; margin of error ±4.4 share factors)
  • Marist: Trump 50%, Harris 49% (Oct. 17-22; 1,193 possible voters; margin of error ± 3.7 share factors)
Dorothy Johnson gives a high five to a deputy as she goes in to vote on the first day of early voting at the Oklahoma County Election Board on Oct. 30, 2024.

Issues to bear in mind about polling

The margin of error describes how precisely we will depend on the survey outcomes being consultant of the complete inhabitants.

When a candidate’s lead is “inside” the margin of error, it’s thought-about a “statistical tie,” in keeping with Pew Research Center.

Pew has also discovered the vast majority of pollsters have modified their strategies for the reason that 2016 and 2020 presidential elections, the place Trump’s efficiency was considerably underestimated.

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