Washington: Before the presidential elections to be held on November 5 in the US, former President Donald Trump, who presented his frank opinion and strategy to the country on the Russia-Ukraine war and Israel-Hamas, Israel-Hezbollah and Israel-Iran war, has left his rival Kamala Harris far behind. According to the report of the Wall Street Journal, Trump has taken a huge lead over Harris in this matter. According to the WSJ poll, in the matter of who is best at handling the war in Russia-Ukraine, Trump is ahead with 50 percent votes in seven swing states as compared to Harris' 39 percent. 

When asked who is better to deal with the Israel-Hamas war, Trump has an edge with 48 percent votes against Harris' 33 percent. The WSJ survey also found that most voters said they supported Trump on the economy and immigration. While in the case of housing, health care and taking care of people like them, many voters believe Harris will do a better job.

WSJ conducted the survey

A Wall Street Journal poll of seven battleground states shows that former Republican President Donald Trump has a commanding lead over Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris. Americans believe Trump would do a better job handling their country on the Ukraine and Middle East wars. In overall support, the poll published Friday showed Harris and Trump are tied in the seven states that could decide the presidential election in November.

The survey showed Harris with a slight 2 percentage point lead in Arizona, Georgia and Michigan. While Trump got a 6 point lead in Nevada and a 1 point lead in Pennsylvania. The two leaders were tied in North Carolina and Wisconsin.