Harris leads Trump slightly after Biden exit- Reuters/Ipsos poll
Investing.com-- Vice President Kamala Harris gained a slight lead over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump after President Joe Biden pulled out of the election race and endorsed her as the Democratic frontrunner, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll.
But she will still need to be officially nominated either during the Democratic National Convention in August, or if the party decides to hold a virtual roll call. Harris is also yet to pick a running mate. The Reuters/Ipsos poll found 83% of registered voters polled supported Biden leaving the race, especially after Democratic party members and donors raised concerns over his mental health and his ability to effectively run against Trump.
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