News Type: News Mentions

There are plenty of warning signs hidden in the data: A poll commissioned by the Democratic messaging firm Navigator Research and unveiled during the convention showed Harris and Trump essentially tied across the swing-state map.

A Navigator Research poll from July found that only 11% of voters held a favorable opinion of Project 2025, while 43% held an unfavorable opinion. Forty-six percent had no opinion.

The survey, conducted by Navigator Research between July 31 and August 8, showed the Democratic presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump are tied in Michigan, North Carolina and Wisconsin, while Harris is behind in Arizona and Pennsylvania.

According to Navigator Research, the vice president is behind in Arizona and Pennsylvania, but tied with Trump in Michigan, North Carolina, and Wisconsin.

Navigator Research:“Project 2025 Has Become Significantly More Unfavorable Since Trump Attempted to Distance Himself From the Plan”

When the Democratic pollster Navigator asked Americans whether they supported the bipartisan border security bill — when described as legislation that would increase “funding for border security and make it harder for migrants to claim asylum” — 66 percent did, while just 21 percent opposed it.