Harris has swung the swing states to her

Topline Former President Donald Trump has lost his swing state lead since Vice President Kamala Harris joined the race, according to a new Bloomberg/Morning Consult poll that found Trump ahead in just two of seven battlegrounds that will decide the election.

Key Facts:

Michigan: Harris leads here by 11 points, 53% to 42%, according to an online Bloomberg/Morning Consult poll conducted July 24-28, while the two are tied at 49% in a Fox News poll conducted July 22-24, and Trump leads 46%-45% with 9% of voters undecided in a July 22-23 Emerson College survey

Pennsylvania: Trump leads by four, 50% to 46%, in the Bloomberg/Morning Consult survey, is tied with Harris at 49% in the Fox News poll and leads by two (48% to 46%) in the Emerson survey.

Wisconsin: Harris would beat Trump here by two points, 49% to 47%, according to the Bloomberg/Morning Consult poll, while Trump leads Harris by one point here in the Fox News poll, and they are tied at 47%, with 5% undecided, in the Emerson poll.

Georgia: Trump and Harris are tied in the Bloomberg/Morning Consult poll at 47%, while Trump is up by two points in the state (48% to 46%), with 7% undecided, in the Emerson poll.

Arizona: Harris leads by two in the Bloomberg/Morning Consult poll, 49% to 47%, but is down by five points (49% to 44%), with 7% of voters undecided, in the Emerson poll.

North Carolina: Trump would win the state by two points, 48% to 46%, according to the Bloomberg/Morning Consult poll, a decline in Trump’s 5.7-point lead here over Biden, according to Real Clear Politics’ poll tracker.

Nevada: Harris leads by two points, 47% to 45%, in the Bloomberg/Morning Consult poll; Trump led Biden here by 5.6 points, according to Real Clear Politics’ poll tracker.