鬼百合
One day we will wake to his obituary :-)
Amid this year's election, Vice President Kamala Harris is more trusted on policing and crime than Donald Trump, a new Redfield & Wilton Strategies poll conducted exclusively for Newsweek has found, despite the former president frequently holding a lead on this issue.
While Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee, has significantly tightened the race in the polls since President Joe Biden stepped down from the race in late July and endorsed her to be his successor, Trump, the GOP presidential nominee, has often polled well on several topics including the economy, the U.S.-Mexico border and crime.
The Redfield & Wilton Strategies poll found that 43 percent of 2,000 U.S adults who were surveyed said they trusted Harris more on policing and crime while 40 percent said they trusted Trump more. Six percent said they trusted "both equally" to handle crime while another 6 percent said they trusted neither. The poll was carried out between September 28 and 29 and has a margin of error of 2.19 percent.
This is a change from Trump's 43 percent lead on this issue over Harris' 42 percent in a Redfield & Wilton Strategies poll that was published on August 7.
The issue of crime ranks highly in voters' priorities, according to a late August-early September Pew Research Center poll, in which 61 percent of registered voters said that violent crime was "very important" in their decision.
