In six battleground states, an average of 15 percent of likely voters say they haven't made their decision.
Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris are splitting voters almost evenly in the coveted swing states of Georgia, Nevada and Pennsylvania, according to a new CNN poll.In Georgia and Nevada, 48 percent support Harris to 47 percent for Trump; in Pennsylvania, the candidates are tied at 47 percent.
conducted the CNN poll, which also included Wisconsin, Michigan and Arizona.Vice President Harris appears to have a leg up on former President Trump among probable voters in Wisconsin and Michigan, whereas Trump leads in Arizona.
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