Global Network September 25th | The latest poll conducted by Reuters and the polling institution Ipsos shows that the lead of the Democratic presidential candidate and Vice President Harris over the Republican presidential candidate and former President Trump has widened, further weakening Trump's advantage in the economy and employment. The survey conducted over the past weekend and Monday shows that Harris has a support rate of 46.61% among registered voters, while Trump's support rate is 40.48%. Harris leads Trump by over 6 percentage points, compared to a 5 percentage point lead in the previous poll. Although about 43% of respondents believe that Trump's policies are better on economic, unemployment, and employment issues, leading Harris by two percentage points, the lead has further narrowed. When Harris announced her presidential candidacy at the end of July, Trump led by 11 percentage points on these issues, which dropped to 3 percentage points in August.