Poll: San Diego County voters leaning Harris over Trump as Election Day looms

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) – With less than a month before Election Day,
shows San Diego County voters are likely to choose Vice President Kamala Harris over former President Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential race.
In the poll conducted by SurveyUSA between Oct. 8-11, Harris defeated Trump 56% to 36% based on county voters surveyed. Per the poll results, 4% said they would vote for another candidate entirely, while 4% were undecided.
When it comes to several key demographic categories, the poll found:
The poll presented how voters felt each presidential candidate would do on three specific issues, but also what issues county voters thought were most important in San Diego County.
Per the poll, 48% percent of county voters surveyed felt the Cost of Living/Housing is the most important issue facing San Diego County
After Cost of Living/Housing came Immigration (17%); Climate Change (13%); Homelessness (11%); and Crime (4%).
In addition to the presidential race, county voters were asked to weigh in on Measure G, a proposal that would increase the sales tax across the county by a half-cent. If approved, the funds from the tax would go towards infrastructure and public transportation improvements.
According to the poll, 38% of county voters were likely to vote in favor of Measure G, while 34% were likely to vote no on the proposal. The poll showed 27% of voters were undecided.