US Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris has overtaken her Republican rival Donald Trump by percentage points. 49 percent of voters favor Harris, while 45 percent favor Trump. This distance is not much but this promotion of Kamala is worth mentioning even before the convention of the Democratic Party to be held in Chicago. The Washington-Post and OBC News report Ipsos Poll. Even though this gap is only 4 points but it needs to be noted. So the Democrats have been confirmed in the electoral race. After Joe-Biden’s weak performance against Trump in the rhetorical contest a month ago, the Democrats were a little disappointed. Now even if the third party is also taken into account, Harris remains 3 points ahead of Trump. Kamala Hesse has 47 points, Trump has 44 points, while Robert A. Kennedy (Jr.) has five points. In July, Trump had 43 points, with Biden just one point behind at 42. were able to while Kennedy got 9 points. Post-ABC-Ipsos-Pale gives the Democrats a slight edge, though it also predicts that the election will be tight from November. The seven swing-states Michigan, Pennsylvania, Witkotzin, North Carolina, Georgia, Arizona and Nevada are key to success for both candidates. Public polls show that Harris holds positions in all seven swing-states. has strengthened It is well known that Biden fared badly in the oratorical competition against Trump. Also in other speeches, the Democrats got emboldened after they released it, but now with Kamala coming to the field, they have gained courage and they are hoping for the advance of the Democrats in the Democratic Party before and after the convention in Chicago. Keynote speakers at the convention will be Barack Obama, Joe Biden and Bill and Hillary Clinton.