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The latest poll released by The New York Times and Siena College on August 10 showed that U.S. Vice President Harris leads former President Trump by about four percentage points in three key swing states. The poll showed that in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan, Harris's approval rating was 50%, while Trump's approval rating was 46%.

New York Times/Siena College poll released on August 10

Under the U.S. Electoral College voting system, these three populous Midwestern states are considered the key to winning the election.

The poll was conducted among 1,973 registered voters from August 5 to August 9 and is one of the first high-quality polls conducted in these states after US President Biden announced his withdrawal from the race. Similar polls conducted nearly a year ago showed that Trump and Biden were either tied or slightly ahead in these states.

Harris's support in Pennsylvania has risen by 10 percentage points in a month. Voters believe that Harris is smarter than Trump and has better governance capabilities.

How voters in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan feel about the two presidential candidates (The New York Times/Siena College)