## Harris' Lead Over Trump Widens in Key Battleground States: NYT Poll
A recent New York Times poll shows that Vice President Kamala Harris has widened her lead over former President Donald Trump in key battleground states. The poll, conducted from August 13-17, found that Harris leads Trump by 7 points among registered voters in Pennsylvania, 6 points in Michigan, and 5 points in Wisconsin.
Pennsylvania
In Pennsylvania, Harris leads Trump by 51% to 44%. This is a significant increase from the 4% lead that she had in a similar poll conducted in July. The poll found that Harris is particularly strong among women, non-white voters, and voters under the age of 50.
Michigan
In Michigan, Harris leads Trump by 52% to 46%. This is an increase from the 3-point lead that she had in the July poll. The poll found that Harris is leading among women, voters under the age of 50, and voters with a college degree.
Wisconsin
In Wisconsin, Harris leads Trump by 51% to 46%. This is an increase from the 2-point lead that she had in the July poll. The poll found that Harris is leading among women, voters under the age of 50, and voters in urban areas.
Analysis
The results of the NYT poll are consistent with other recent polls that have shown Harris leading Trump in key battleground states. This suggests that Harris is in a strong position to win the 2024 presidential election.
However, it is important to note that these polls are just snapshots in time. The race could change significantly between now and the election. It is also important to remember that Trump is a very popular figure among his supporters. He has a strong base of support that could help him to win the election, even if he is trailing in the polls.