By Sarah Fortinsky
FormerĀ President TrumpĀ andĀ Vice President HarrisĀ are nearly tied in a new survey of likely Wisconsin voters.
TheĀ USA Today/Suffolk University poll, released Monday, shows Trump leading Harris by 1 point, 48 to 47 percent, among likely voters in Wisconsin ā a key battleground state that could helpĀ determine the election.
The survey shows a large gender gap in Wisconsin between the two presidential nominees ā a trend seen in many recent surveys across the country. Harris leads Trump 55 percent to 41 percent among likely female voters in Wisconsin, while Trump leads Harris 56 percent to 38 percent among likely male voters.
Harrisās 14-point edge over Trump among women falls just short of the 17-point advantage she has over Trump in the USA Today/Suffolk University national poll of female voters, 53 percent to 36 percent. Men, meanwhile, favor Trump nationally 53 percent to 37 percent.
David Paleologos, director of Suffolk University Political Research Center, told USA Today the gap is significant among male voters ā more so than when Trump faced President Biden.
ā[Trump] is identifying, or that, men are mobilizing behind Trump more than they did whenĀ BidenĀ ran against Trump,ā Paleologos said,Ā USA Today reported.
The latest poll includes a separate poll of Door County, Wis., which USA Today reported has been a bellwether for the state. In Door County, Harris leads Trump 50 percent to 47 percent.