In the last two elections, the victorious candidate won the support of Wisconsin by 0.7 percent margin both times.
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris appear to be neck and neck in a new swing states poll.The former president appears to be gaining on the vice president in Wisconsin at 49 percent to 48 percent and in Pennsylvania at 48 percent to 47 percent, an Emerson College poll conducted between September 15 to 18 has shown.However, his lead still lies within the margin of error for both states, of 3 percent for Wisconsin and 3.2 percent for Pennsylvania, making it too close to call.
7 percent margin, per the outlet, but in 2020, only just lost it to President Joe Biden again with a 0.7 percent margin.Reflecting on the poll, Cornell University's Professor Bensel told Newsweek that while the polls are 'remarkably similar' to those in 2016 and 2020, 'Harris might be a little weaker than either Clinton or Biden.
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