US Vice President Kamala Harris and presidential candidate Donald Trump are nearly tied in support, with just a 1% difference between them, reports The New York Times. According to a survey by The New York Times and Siena College, 48% of likely voters support former President Donald Trump, while 47% support Vice President Kamala Harris. Among registered voters, Trump leads by a margin of 2 percentage points, with 48% support compared to Harris’s 46%. The New York Times notes that Harris’s ability to narrow Trump’s significant lead may be attributed to the swift reorganization of the Democratic…