Harris is up nine points with that group (53%-44%) after being down 14 points with them when she launched her campaign just two weeks ago.
Overall, Harris has built a 51%-48% lead over Trump, according to the latest NPR/PBS News/Marist poll.
That’s a four-point improvement for Harris, who became the Democratic choice when Biden bowed out.
Harris leads by 13 points with women (55%-42%), but is losing men by nine points (54%-45%).
On the issues, the negative views of the economy are not sticking to Harris the way they did Biden.
Trump is still more trusted on the economy, but only by 3 points over Harris (51%-48%), compared to 9 points over Biden (54%-45%) in June.
Harris is also seeing improvement on how she would handle immigration, though Trump is still more trusted on that topic by 6 points (52%-46%). »