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Trump doesn’t think he needs to debate Harris "because he’s already beating her"🤣

It’s not actually clear that that’s the case.

Several national polls released this week found that Harris was polling ahead of Trump.

A poll conducted by #RMG Research between July 29 and 31 and published Friday found that 🔸Harris was leading by a whopping five points at 47 percent, compared to Trump’s 42 percent.

A #YouGov/The #Economist poll, which surveyed people between July 27 and 30, found that 🔸Harris was beating Trump by two points, 46 percent to 44 percent.

A #Leger survey published Wednesday, which was conducted between July 26 and 28, found that
🔸Harris was beating Trump 49 percent to 46 percent.

A #Civiqs poll published Wednesday for the Daily Kos found that
🔸Harris was ahead by four points, with her sitting at 49 percent to his 45 percent.

These are just a few of the polls that have placed Harris ahead of Trump.

Project 538, which aggregates national poll results, including some of those listed above, found that
🔸Harris was squarely ahead, polling at 45 percent to Trump’s 43 percent.

Over the course of the week, Harris has successfully widened the gap between her and Trump.

#RMG Research is the latest pollster to find 🔸Harris leading Trump in the national popular vote. 🔸

The firm released a survey on Friday showing her with a
🔸5-point lead
(47 percent to 47 percent) over the former president.

The poll was conducted among 3,000 registered voters from July 29 to July 31.

A poll conducted by #Civiqs between July 27 and July 30 also showed Harris with a
🔸5-point lead over Trump.

Among 1,123 registered voters, Harris leads Trump 49 percent to 45 percent.

💥Her lead is outside the poll's margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.💥

Harris is ahead of the Republican presidential nominee by
🔸3 points in a poll by #Leger conducted between July 26 and July 28.

The poll, which surveyed 1,002 U.S. residents and had a margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percentage points,
showed she was
🔸leading Trump with 49 percent of the vote to his 46 percent.

That represents a
🔷4-point increase for the Democrat since Leger's June poll.

When third-party candidates were included in the Leger poll, Harris' lead over Trump grew to
🔷7 points,
to 48 percent, compared to the former president's 41 percent.