ST. PAUL, Minn. – The latest Minnesota poll shows Kamala Haris with a six-point lead over Donald Trump for the presidency – 50% to 44%. The poll was conducted the survey firm SurveyUSA for television station KSTP. The poll was conducted September 23 to September 26 with statistically meaningful 800 Minnesotans. The margin of error was 4.3 percentage points. A poll KSTP in August had Harris 48% to 43%. Other findings in the September poll:
> Harris’s running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz , had stronger home state support than Republican JD Vance. Walz was rated “excellent” by 13%, “good” by 37% and “poor” by 37%. Vance was rated “excellent” by 16% and poor by 41%.
>With women, Harris led 59% to Trump’s 35%.
> A breakout of men in a recent poll commissioned by the Minneapolis Star Tribune, Minnesota Public Radio and television station KARE found Harris leading 48% 43%.
Nationally, Harris leads 49.9% to 45.8% in an aggregation of polls by The Hill newsletter in Washington.