Kamala Has a Big Problem

Kamala Harris speaking in front of airplane stairs.

(DailyEmailNews.com) – In great news to Republicans and conservatives, the latest polls are showing that Democrat presidential candidate Kamala Harris is losing her early momentum in key battleground states, and her presidential campaign is faltering.

A recent Decision Desk HQ poll shows her support has slipped by 4 points over the past month.

Facing off against Donald Trump, Harris sees her prospects dimming nationwide.

Vice President Harris’s campaign initially enjoyed a wave of enthusiasm reminiscent of Obama’s 2008 run.

Following President Biden’s exit, Democrats saw a brief surge in support, The Hill notes in a report.

However, recent polling, such as an NBC News survey, finds the race locked in a dead heat, indicating growing challenges for Harris as Trump gains.

“As summer has turned to fall, any signs of momentum for Kamala Harris have stopped,” pollster Jeff Horwitt stated.

Such stagnation worries many Democrats hoping for a clear lead, especially in states like Wisconsin and Michigan, where small shifts in support could decide the outcome.

Harris’s team acknowledges that poll numbers fluctuate and insists focus remains on intensified campaign efforts, including media appearances like those on Fox News.

They aim to reconnect with crucial demographics while managing the “margin-of-error race” scenario.

Market trends and poll averages show a slight tilt toward Trump.

Meanwhile, a Marist Poll offers a glimmer of hope for the lefties, presenting Harris with a 5-point national lead, according to FloridaPolitics.com.

Yet, this does little to ease anxiety about her declining favorability.

Trump’s steadfast base underscores the GOP’s enduring strength, even amid controversies challenging Harris’s campaign.

The stakes couldn’t be higher, with abortion and healthcare pivotal to Harris’s appeal.

Conversely, Trump maintains an edge on border security and cost of living.

Critical demographic gaps, such as the gender split favoring Harris among women and Trump among men, may well determine the election’s outcome.