
On August 8, a poll by Democratic strategist Christian Ulvert revealed that Kamala Harris, riding the wave of her freshly minted presidential campaign, has risen to a double digit lead over Republican candidate Donald Trump in Miami-Dade County, the state's largest block of nearly 1.5 million voters.
However, a new poll commissioned by Miami-Dade County Commissioner and Trump ally Kevin Cabrera indicates that former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are currently tied in the county, with each candidate receiving 47% of the support from likely voters, while only 6% remain undecided.