Harris leads in Georgia, Nevada, North Carolina and Wisconsin, while Republican Donald Trump leads in Arizona. It is similar between the candidates in Michigan and Pennsylvania, writes New York Times.
However, all the differences are well within the margin of error, and the largest lead is four percentage points to Trump in Arizona.
Newspaper analyst Nate Cohn points out that the changes show a slight hint that Harris has the upper hand, and that she is doing well among those who have decided who to vote for in the last few days.
He considers Harris’ leadership in Nevada particularly surprising, considering that she has not fared well there before.
Another measurement who speak in favor of the vice president is a very surprising lead in Iowa, according to the local polling institute Selzer.
The New York Times and Siena College are considered to be among the better pollsters in the United States.
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