Harris’ Unfavorability Rises,
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[Former U.S. President Donald Trump (EPA=Yonhap News Agency)]
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, ‘Less than 10 days before the presidential election, a survey indicates that the unfavorability rating for Kamala Harris is rising among U.S. voters, while positive evaluations for Donald Trump are spreading. Also, 47% of respondents said they would vote for Trump, leading Harris, who received 45%.’,
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, ‘The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported on the 23rd local time that a poll conducted over four days from the 19th, targeting 1,500 registered voters across the U.S., showed 47% would vote for former President Trump, surpassing the 45% for Vice President Harris.’,
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, ‘In a previous poll conducted by the WSJ in August, including third-party and independent candidates, Vice President Harris was leading Trump, but the situation has now reversed.’,
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, ‘The fact that former President Trump, albeit within the margin of error, is leading in the poll seems to correlate significantly with changes in voter favorability towards the two candidates.’,
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, ‘In the August poll, the favorability and unfavorability ratings for Vice President Harris were both at 50%.’,
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, ‘Furthermore, over the past four years, 54% of voters rated Vice President Harris negatively in terms of job performance, while only 42% gave a positive rating.’,
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, ‘The WSJ analyzed that the negative political ads broadcast by the Trump campaign since Harris was confirmed as the Democratic candidate might have influenced voter perception.’,
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, ‘The Trump campaign spent a total of $378 million on TV, radio, and internet ads by the end of August. Most of these ads targeted Harris’s ideological positions.’,
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, ‘Meanwhile, positive evaluations of former President Trump among voters have increased.’,
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, ‘52% of respondents recalled Trump’s presidency positively, outnumbering the negative responses (48%).’,
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